PROVENANCE

From decommissioned buildings,
for new projects.

Kingswood timber comes from buildings and elements that can be recovered rather than lost. Traces of axes, sun, rain and use are part of its identity.

Identification

We identify beams, boards, flooring, ceilings, traditional wall planks and other elements worth preserving.

Recovery

Dismantling focuses on preserving the material and retaining valuable surfaces.

Sorting

Pieces are sorted by species, dimensions, condition, texture and potential use.

Storage

Lots enter the warehouse, where they can be selected for sale, bespoke projects or relocations.

A new life

The material enters a new project without losing its history. Time becomes part of the design.

PHOTOS OF THE ACTUAL MATERIAL

Timber provenance

Buildings and materials from which reclaimed timber is recovered for a new use.

“Nothing is wasted; it is transformed, comes to life again and becomes even more beautiful.”

Authenticity, not a decorative effect

Natural patina is not a print or a uniformly applied colour. Variation is evidence that the material belonged to a real building.

Oak

Solid, dense and valuable for structural elements, furniture and premium pieces.

Fir / spruce

Common in beams, boards, ceilings, walls and traditional timber buildings.

From decommissioned buildings,for new projects.