Reclaimed Lumber Co. is a furniture maker and retailer specializing in custom and semi-custom pieces built from salvaged wood, located on the north side of Oklahoma City. The business sources materials from deconstructed buildings, old barns, and industrial sites across Oklahoma and the surrounding region, then mills and constructs furniture to order or from a rotating inventory of finished pieces. It sits between mass-produced furniture chains and high-end custom woodworkers, appealing to buyers who want durability and environmental reuse without a six-month lead time or five-figure budget.
The shop operates as both a working mill and a showroom. The front displays completed tables, shelving, desks, and barn-wood accent pieces; the back includes milling equipment and a work area where staff fabricate orders. Most inventory rotates because wood sourcing is variable. Unlike furniture retailers that stock standardized frames and finishes, Reclaimed Lumber Co. builds each piece after a customer order or sources it directly from deconstructed sites. The business accepts both walk-in browsing and custom commission work.
The aesthetic leans industrial and rustic: heavy tables with visible grain variation, live edges, and chunky legs; shelving with metal brackets; desks with mixed-material tops. Finishes range from raw oil treatments that show wood aging to stained and polyurethane options. Finished pieces in the showroom typically range from $400 to $3,500 depending on size and wood type; custom orders start at $800 and climb based on specifications and materials. Delivery within Oklahoma City metro is included for orders over $1,500; smaller purchases and out-of-area delivery incur a fee. Lead time for custom work is generally 4 to 8 weeks, considerably shorter than bespoke furniture makers but longer than boxed retail options.
versus conventional retail chains (West Elm, Article, or similar): Reclaimed Lumber Co. pieces are one-of-a-kind or limited-edition due to wood variation, whereas chain retailers offer consistency and rapid delivery. Chain options suit renters and buyers who need furniture in two weeks; Reclaimed Lumber Co. suits homeowners and business owners building a space meant to last. Price overlap exists in the $1,000 to $2,500 range, but Reclaimed Lumber Co. delivers authenticity and environmental credentials (reused materials) that chains cannot match.
versus local custom woodworkers: Oklahoma City has independent craftspeople who build heirloom-quality furniture. They typically charge $4,000 and up and work 12 to 16 weeks out. Reclaimed Lumber Co. is faster and less expensive, making it accessible to a broader customer base.
versus second-hand and antique furniture: Multi-dealer antique malls and estate sales offer genuinely vintage pieces but no structural warranty and often require restoration. Reclaimed Lumber Co. provides new construction with a structural guarantee.
The business works best for buyers who value sustainability, want wood furniture that shows age honestly, and can wait 4 to 8 weeks. It also appeals to commercial clients furnishing offices, restaurants, or retail spaces with branded, durable pieces. It does not suit buyers who need furniture immediately, prefer uniform modern finishes (white lacquer, glass-and-chrome), or live in small apartments where one-inch-thick tabletops are impractical. Customers uncomfortable with wood movement and seasonal checking should understand this is normal in reclaimed material and not a defect.
Arriving unannounced, visitors can walk the showroom at no cost and see finished pieces, ask about materials and pricing, and request quotes on custom work. Staff will photograph dimensions and finish preferences if you bring inspiration photos or describe your space. If you want to commission a piece, expect a 20 to 40-minute consultation to nail down wood species, size, finish, metal hardware (if any), and delivery logistics. A deposit of 30 to 50 percent secures the order; the remainder is due upon completion and before delivery.
The showroom is open Tuesday through Saturday, 10 a.m. to 5 p.m., and closed Sunday and Monday. Street and lot parking are available in front; the shop occupies ground-floor retail space with an accessible entrance. It is advisable to call ahead if you are traveling a long distance or want to discuss a complex custom order, as staff availability can vary.
Reclaimed Lumber Co. fills a practical gap in Oklahoma City's furniture market: it offers sustainability and craftsmanship at a price point below true bespoke work, and it delivers faster than boutique makers but slower and with far more character than chain retailers.
