I’ve been fortunate enough to make the acquaintance of the owner of DeadHead Lumber Company and I’m hugely impressed by the work he does and the quality of the product.

Here’s the lowdown: DeadHead Lumber reclaims logs that came to rest at the bottom of the Maine lakes as a bi-product of the logging indusry. The logs are indigenous hardwoods that grew in Maine’s pristine virgin forests. These particular hardwood trees were allowed to grow slowly, resulting in the tight growth rings, unrivaled size, density and rich color that are coveted trademarks of old-growth lumber. You can learn more about the company by visiting their website: www.deadheadlumbercompany.com.

Below are shots taken of the owner’s latest project; a loft space converted into a small office. The room boast high ceilings, large windows and of course, an amazing hardwood floor.

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