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Our Sam Rittenberg showroom is open Monday to Saturday, 10am – 6pm. Walk in, or book time with a furniture specialist.
A reclaimed oak console table with two drawers and a lower shelf against painted shiplap, with a pair of rope-wrapped lamps and printed shades
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Rope, Brass and Old Boards

A reclaimed oak console against painted shiplap, with a pair of rope-wrapped lamps and their jacobean shades carrying all the color.
Rope, Brass and Old Boards

The lamps are the loudest thing in a very quiet room.

Everything architectural here is white, and the color arrives entirely through two printed shades. That is a cheap change to make and an easy one to undo. Start with the lamps rather than the paint. Come and see the shades lit.

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Every piece is built to order in the wood and finish you choose. Visit the showroom and we will gladly price it for you.
A reclaimed oak console with a matching rope-wrapped lamp standing at each end, against white shiplap
Console and pair
Two reclaimed oak drawers, a full lower shelf, and a matching lamp standing at each end.
A reclaimed oak console table with weathered gray-brown and honey boards, two drawers and a full lower shelf
The console alone
Weathered gray-brown boards beside honey ones, with saw marks and old nail holes left in.
A table lamp with a turned column wrapped coil over coil in natural rope, under a jacobean printed linen shade
One lamp, close
A turned column wrapped coil over coil in natural rope, under a printed jacobean shade.
A close view of twisted rope laid coil against coil around a lamp body, meeting a polished brass collar
Rope into brass
Twisted rope laid coil against coil, running up into a polished brass collar under the shade.
A close view of a small dark forged iron pull set into a reclaimed oak drawer front with saw marks and nail holes
Iron on reclaimed oak
A small forged pull set into a board that kept its saw kerf, its nail holes and one dark check.
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Reclaimed oak, board by board

Reclaimed stock is sorted rather than manufactured, so gray-brown boards and honey ones sit side by side on the same top. That variation is the material, not a fault in it. Worth seeing a whole piece before you picture it in a room. Ask in store for everything available.
Colors look different on every screen. Visit the showroom to see real samples and find the right match for your home.
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A close view of a small dark forged iron pull set into a reclaimed oak drawer front with saw marks and nail holes
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Farmhouse & Reclaimed

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1750 Sam Rittenberg Blvd, Charleston SC · (843) 225-2513