These reclaimed wall planks are made from perfectly-preserved timber that sank to the bed of the Penobscot River more than a century ago. For generations, lumberjacks used Maine's rivers and lakes to move their old-growth logs to our state's many paper mills. This vital byway even made Bangor, Maine the "lumber capital of the world" at the turn of the century. Wood doesn't float forever, though, and much of it sank to the bottom never to be seen again. Until now, At Timberchíc, we dredge the depths of Northwoods waters, returning our lake to its natural eco-system and pulling out this high end timber that's rich in character, stunning in color and full of unparalleled beauty and uniqueness. Now you can give any room the look of modern, rustic elegance knowing there's a rich story behind it.
