Our Wares
Dreams are best crafted with the finest materials, and Keystone Vintage Lumber specializes in providing remarkable wood for all manner of passion projects. Beauty, quality, history, and utility converge in our vast selection of reclaimed lumber, each piece a connection to another time.
Beams
Whether a vintage beam was reclaimed from an old barn, home, factory, or warehouse, each one has a story. One might have been used to hold up bales of hay. Another to support cattle. Often, we can tell you exactly what purpose a beam served in its previous life, but sometimes, its origins remain an intriguing mystery, and its new story is yours to tell.
Past Beam Projects

Coat Rack at Neo-Pangea
When a barn was restored on the Neo-Pangea owner’s property, we set aside some beautiful pine. We turned this beam into Victorian-style coat rack that now adorns the Neo-Pangea office.
Fireplace Mantel
Before this oak beam became a mantel, it was part of a Lancaster County barn. Look closely and you’ll notice the remnants of the beam’s mortise and peg joint.

Lumber
When you think of lumber, a beautiful accent wall might not be the first thing that comes to mind. Lumber is like a language — a language that needs to be interpreted by those who understand it best — and our woodworkers can tell you which pieces of lumber translate best into a kitchen island, ceiling, bar, or accent wall.
Past Lumber Projects

Industry Bar
Nothing makes a statement quite like a room cloaked in wall-to-wall lumber. The ceilings and beams that once made up the Industry Bar were covered in grey oak (with subtle red undertones). This weathered wood was sourced from the siding of a Midwest barn.
Live Edge Counter
Before this Sycamore slab became a bathroom countertop, it was a local tree service log. A live edge counter is a simple way to incorporate an heirloom lumber project into your home — to turn a meaningful tree on your property into something new and functional.

Furniture
At Keystone Vintage Lumber, every piece of furniture is handcrafted by determined artisans who refuse to cut corners or sacrifice quality workmanship. Our furniture is not mass-produced; like all the best things in life, every piece is unique. We build furniture the right way with the right stuff, crafted using solid wood construction and traditional joinery methods.
Past Furniture Projects

Dining Table
We made this dining table for our Keystone Vintage Lumber showroom, but it was sold to a walk-in customer just a few months later. Black walnut wood and a trestle base are just a couple of the characteristics that make this table unique. But it’s the history — a local rescued the wood from a Virgina burn pile — that truly sets it apart.
Collin’s Stump
Before this was a table, it was a tree stump. We spent the day with the customer driving around a family farm looking for potential stumps to harvest. This particular one was an old Ash tree with wing roots. We carefully cut and transported this stump using an old Farmall tractor. The old tree was then transformed into a table and delivered to the client’s mountain home in Maryland.

Flooring
Have you ever pondered the history of your reclaimed floors? Hundreds of years ago, a tree began to grow in a forest. Eventually, someone needed wood to build a barn and that tree was cut down and turned into lumber. Imagine a group of friends getting together on a warm summer day to saw the tree. We can’t help but think of the conversations they had. The hours they labored. These are the kinds of stories imprinted onto every piece of wood at Keystone Vintage Lumber.
Past Flooring Projects

Brienna’s Home
The planks that span this Pennsylvania home once made up the tongue and groove sheathing under the siding of a local barn. We lightly milled the inside surface of this 5” wide white pine so the original texture remained intact.
Hillary’s Home
This black walnut flooring covers most of this Montclair, New Jersey home. The wood was derived from local tree service logs that we dried and prepped. Once delivered and installed, the floor was finished with a natural Tung oil to give it a rich, saturated look.
