The Reclaimed Kitchen Company owned by Chris Benson from Plymouth, Massachusetts offers a novel idea. Wood is reclaimed usually from old barns and buildings throughout the Northeast. There are two locations for the
custom-crafting of our products: Plymouth, Massachusetts and Sharon Springs, New York.
They use their farm and barn in Sharon Springs, Upstate New York for the processing and storage of the antique, reclaimed lumber so it is ready for the next project. They also use the barn as a workshop for building unique, timeless pieces out of the reclaimed wood.
The Reclaimed Kitchen Company currently services Massachusetts and Rhode Island.
You can have a beautiful counter top of island top without having to cut down trees. If you are tired of looking at granite, etc. Chris' countertops are truly unique and beautiful.
Used with permission, "At The Reclaimed Kitchen Company, we specialize in green remodeling solutions for updating existing kitchens at a great value.
Main Services Offered:
- Classic Kitchen Facelift
(This is one of our specialties. The Classic Kitchen Facelift typically includes painting your existing wood cabinets for a fresh-new look, installing a tile backsplash and replacing your existing laminate countertops with custom, hand-crafted antique wood countertops. The complete project cost is usually between $4,000 and $6,000 depending on the size of the kitchen.)
- Kitchen Cabinet Refacing
(install new cabinet doors and new cabinet facing)
"Green" Countertop Options:
- Reclaimed, Antique Wood Custom-Crafted
(Custom wood kitchen countertops, island tops and bar tops that are hand-crafted utilizing reclaimed, antique wood. These countertops provide a warm, rich feel to a kitchen making it unique, full of character and also environmentally friendly.)
- Paperstone- countertops made from recycled paper
- Bamboo
- Cork
Kitchen Cabinet Options:
- Paint existing cabinets
- Reface existing cabinets with new doors and new cabinet facing"
You can see his work here and here.
Chris Benson
781-789-6707













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