Two New All Wood Harvest Tables!

We have two new lovely all-wood table designs - the 1840 Harvest Table and The Junction Harvest Table.

Customizable in size and colour to suit your space.

About our tables: 

The 1840 Harvest Table is an attempt to recreate the classical lines of a harvest table similar to those crafted two centuries ago. The legs are constructed with 4x4 beams, attached to a ladder-style frame to support a removable three, or four-board top.

                                   
      1840s Harvest Table

Our Junction Harvest is a new addition to our harvest collection, using a trestle-style setup. 

Junction Harvest Table 

Modern Metal Harvest Table

Our Modern Metal Harvest Table is available from 5ft - 10ft in a variety finishes. It features 4" metal frame with detachable square legs. A beautiful classic table for your home.


See more in our Harvest Tables section





Swing doors


A set of funky swing doors we built for a rather premium Italian restaurant recently.  

Check them out at the recently opened Strata 241 at 241 Spadina Ave

SideRack WineRack



New things from old things - that’s just what the SideRack WineRack is all about. Made using a variety of reclaimed materials, the SideRack WineRack is a new idea wine rack designed and built by Forever Interiors. The rack can support from 6 to 8 bottles of wine and is designed to mount to a wall of your home or restaurant.



Forever Interiors  
Designing New Stuff from Old Stuff 
2903 Dundas Street WToronto, 416 291 2001
www.foreverinteriors.com 


Giant Yoga Harvest Table


Forever Interiors Kitchen Islands with a twist!

Made from reclaimed wood from the Victoria Royce Presbyterian Church. 


This sweetie pie is 8ft long by 30 inches wide ... it's bar height (40 inches) and calls the "Your Affinity Place" yoga studio in Vaughan home. I love this beautiful piece and I will miss it - sounds sappy but it's true. Actually I'm sure the girls at Affinity are treating it well because, well, they told me so. Enough said...



The Junction To Visit...


While in The Junction drop by:

Smash Recoveries 
Post & Beam Architectural Reclamation
Cornerstone
Metropolis
Mjolk
World Headquarters 
The Art of Demolition
Mrs Huizenga
Equilibrium furnishing
Eclectic Revival Lighting
Williams