Author: Sarah Miller | Read time: 6 min Most reclaimed wood in Denver has a story about where it slept. Our reclaimed Douglas Fir beams have a story about where they traveled. These beams spent years cradling 150-foot wind turbine blades on flatbed trucks bound for Vestas in Brighton, Colorado — one of the largest wind energy manufacturing hubs in North America. When the blades shipped out, the timbers stayed behind. That's how a piece of Colorado's clean-energy supply ch

There’s a special thrill in choosing a live‑edge slab: you’re literally deciding how a piece of a tree will live on as a table or countertop. Each slab has its own personality, from the way the bark curves to the unique grain of the wood. In Denver, the demand for salvaged wood slabs and live‑edge slabs has grown along with the desire for sustainable, handcrafted furniture. This week, let’s dive into how to find the perfect slab and why salvaged wood makes it even more spec

Week 1: Why Reclaimed Barn Wood Is the Heart of Sustainable Design in Denver There’s something magical about walking into a space wrapped in the warm tones and weather‑worn textures of reclaimed barn wood . Maybe it’s the history in each plank or the way the wood’s imperfections tell a story. Whatever the reason, reclaimed barn wood has become the heart of Denver’s sustainable design movement—and for good reason. The charm of authentic barn wood If you’ve ever touched boards

One of Revolve Reclaimed's most unique products: large vinyl tarps reclaimed from billboard structures. These are 3-ply vinyl with internal mesh reinforcement — far heavier and more durable than standard blue poly tarps. Specs: 7 mil thick (vs. 5 mil for standard blue tarps) 100% waterproof UV-resistant layer Available sizes: 10 × 30 ft — $59 (200 available) 14 × 48 ft — $95 (300+ available) Uses in Denver: hay and equipment covers on Colorado farms and ranches, pond liners,