Press

Architectural Products Magazine honored us with an Innovative Product Award in the Surfaces category.  We so appreciate the Judge's comment!            

Windfall Lumber now offers a series metalwork options with its reclaimed lumber collection inviting designers to customize furniture with distinct table legs and bases to suit the client or the application.     Click on image to enlarge.

2015 Product Issue FURNITURE Windfall Lumber crafts unique, made-to-order tables and bases for hospitality and commercial interiors. Windfall's new collections include standard restaurant and cafe' tables as wel as custom community tables with live or square edges. The tops are made from reclaimed, salvaged and FSC-certified wood from the Pacific NW and radiate naturally in an array of low-VOC finishes.... Click image to read article

Editors' Picks | Reclaimed Wooden Tables by Windfall Lumber Windfall Lumber introduces their new collection of made-to-order tables for hospitality and corporate interiors in both standard restaurant and café table sizes. Tops are made from reclaimed and salvaged wood from the Pacific Northwest and radiate naturally in array of low-VOC finishes.   Click on the image to read the entire article.

 INDUSTRIAL | Natural and mechanical designs come together for this urban and rustic look.

Go natural with beautiful made-to-order tables and bases for hospitality, multi-family and corporate interiors. Windfall’s new collection includes standard restaurant and cafe table sizes, as well as custom community and conference room tables with live or square edges. Tops are made from reclaimed...

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Building Products Digest - July 2015  New Products | Thinner Panels Windfall Lumber has redeveloped its Windfall Engineered Panel in a new lighter, more adaptable 1/4" panel size, with all the same visual attributes as the 3/4" product. The thinner 48" by 96" panel size allows for easier wall and ceiling applications, with the additional ability to wrap around fixtures or rounded surfaces. Click on the image to read the product highlight.

Builder Magazine - June 2015 Editor's Picks | Stylish, durable counter tops to complete any kitchen or bath. Go rustic with Windfall Lumber's solid-wood counter tops, handcrafted from various species of reclaimed and FSC-certified timber from the Pacific Northwest. Douglas fir live edge counter tops, made from reclaimed telephone poles, are designed to highlight the natural character of each piece of wood. Click on the image to read the entire article.

K+BB - May/June 2015 Windfall Lumber Douglas Fir Side Grain Counter top and reclaimed Douglas Fir Telephone Pole Counter tops are handcrafted from reclaimed wood from the Pacific Northwest.   Click on the image to read the entire article.

GRAY Magazine + Simply American feature by John Briggs - March 2015 Ponder the lowly pallet. Assembled of pine, it admirably performs its role supporting the shipping of other goods, but after a few trips across the country, it's often burned or discarded in a landfill. The ingenious people at Windfall Lumber in Tumwater, WA have discovered a better end for old pallets, making the most of this banal wood by turning it into panels, and then installing them as interior siding in lobbies, offices and coffee shops. This pallet project is just one of the most recent American-based efforts...

Countertop & Architectural Surfaces - Spring 2015 New colors and material spotlight for 2015 highlight Sabi Cladding!  Click on the image to read the entire article.

SNAP Magazine - Jan/Feb 2015 Designs in neutral palettes for home, office, and beyond highlights Sabi Cladding! Click on the image to read the entire article.

Interior Design Magazine - February 4, 2015 Windfall Sabi Cladding is featured as a Daily Product Pick from Interior Design Magazine! Click HERE to see the online feature.

House Beautiful - February 2015 Windfall Color Cladding in Clear, Sea and Evening is featured in the current issue of House Beautiful under The Best|Great Finds! The wood is a mixture of Douglas Fir and hemlock reclaimed from solid and glue laminated beams and lumber that came from deconstructed industrial, agricultural, and residential buildings in the Pacific NW. . Click on the image to read the entire article.

This Old House - Jan/Feb 2015 Wood counters to suit every style. From classic to quirky, six kitchens that show how wood countertops can really wow. Rustic and Eclectic, Windfall Lumber is featured as #6!  Salvaged fir floor joists repurposed as a plank-grain top add character to a space that blends industrial and old-world elements. Click on the image to read the entire article

VMSD - January 2015  Windfall Color Cladding is highlighted in the annual LookBook issue from VMSD Magazine (Visual Merchandising Store Display) filled with new and innovative retail products! Click on the image to read the entire article

Architectural Record Magazine - December Issue Windfall Sabi Cladding took Best in Category for the 2014 Record Product competition within the category of Finishes & Surfacing. A jury of six professionals selected the best new products of the year from among 500 entries submitted. Jurors were asked to rate the entries on the criteria of innovation, usefulness, and - where applicable - aesthetics.      Click on the image to read entire article.

Interiors & Sources - December Issue Windfall Color Cladding took an Honorable Mention in the Best Wall Covering category for the sixth annual Readers' Choice Awards from Interiors & Sources. Thank you to all of those who voted for these latest and greatest products throughout the commercial interior design industry!       Click on the image to read entire article.

Architectural Products Magazine - November Issue Windfall Lumber and the Windfall Color Cladding entry was a winner in this year’s Product Innovation Awards in the Surfaces category. Judges said: "Takes reclaimed lumber and makes it differently better." The Architectural Products Product Innovation Awards (PIAs) determine and honor innovation in the development and refinement of buildings-related products that range the gamut from cladding systems to interior finishes. Judged by a group of 50 independent industry professionals, the program represents a mechanism to impartially review product and present to readers items their peers found innovative and worth investigating.     Click on the image...

Designer Dream Homes - Fall Issue Butcher block countertops bring rich character to any kitchen with a long lasting working surface and beautiful wood grain detail. Founded over a decade ago, Windfall Lumber creates custom countertops and tabletops from reclaimed wood from the Pacific Northwest. The reclaimed wood used consists of up-cycled hardwood scraps, castoff wood, reclaimed stock and trees downed by windstorms.     Click on the image to read entire article.

Durability and Design, a publication focused on finishes, highlights our Sabi Cladding. Click here for the full feature. Lotus, Weather, Shoji White and Lotus

Commercial Building Products - September Issue Sabi Cladding is made from reclaimed Douglas fir and hemlock solid and glue-laminated beams from deconstructed industrial, agricultural, and residential buildings in the Pacific Northwest. Influenced by the Japanese philosophy of Wabi-sabi the cladding colors and textures emphasize unrefined or rustic simplicity. Click on the image to read entire article.

Architect Magazine - Product Beat Sustainable design encompasses myriad tactics, from incorporating daylighting to specifying toxin-free materials. This roundup of green products includes Sabi Cladding by Windfall Lumber. Inspired by the Japanese aesthetic wabi-sabi--or, the acceptance of imperfection-Windfall Lumber's Sabi Cladding is made from reclaimed Douglas fir and hemlock solid and glue-laminated timber beams sourced from deconstructed industrial, agricultural, and residential buildings in the Pacific Northwest.    Click here to read the full feature.