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For Home & Office

Custom Furniture

SEE HOME FURNISHINGS

Made in the USA

Industrial Style Furniture

VISIT OUR STUDIO

Sustainably Sourced

Reclaimed Steel & Natural Wood

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Authentic Vintage Materials

Historic Preservation

LEARN OUR STORY

Furniture & Art with a Story

Authentic Railroad

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From the Blog

The Ergonomics of a Desk: Designing for the Way Real People Work

Posted by Sally Hendrick on Mar 11th 2026

A desk isn’t just a surface — it’s where your body and ideas spend hours together. When it’s designe…

Sleepers: The Foundation Beneath the Rails

Posted by Sally Hendrick on Mar 2nd 2026

Beneath every stretch of steel rail are sleepers — what we call railroad ties here in the U.S. They…

The Third Rail: Powering Cities, Then Powering Design

Posted by Sally Hendrick on Feb 19th 2026

If you’ve ever stood on a subway platform in New York or Chicago, you’ve heard the warning:“Do not t…

You Named It.

Posted by Robert Hendrick on Feb 13th 2026

The suggestions were good.Great, even. We asked for help naming the newest addition to our collecti…

Steel Has a Memory: Date Nails & the Story of the American Railroad

Posted by Sally Hendrick on Feb 9th 2026

When you hold reclaimed rail steel, you’re not just holding an object—you’re holding time.Stamped in…

Monorails: The Railroad Industry’s Elegant Outlier

Posted by Sally Hendrick on Feb 3rd 2026

And why they still matter—especially in steel. When most people think of railroads, they imagine the…

A Brief History of Foosball — and Why It Still Brings People Together

Posted by Sally Hendrick on Jan 14th 2026

Few games spark instant camaraderie quite like foosball. The sound of spinning rods, the quick flick…

From Trackside Graffiti to Gallery Walls

Posted by Sally Hendrick on Nov 19th 2025

Where rail heritage meets street art — ethically and authentically. Freight yards have always carrie…

Diamond Harvesting: From the Curve Sculpture to the Frog Conference Table

Posted by Sally Hendrick on Nov 7th 2025

What “Diamond Harvesting” Means on the Railroad On the railroad, a diamond isn’t a jewel—it’s where…

Clickety-Clack: From Rails to Tables, the Rhythm Rolls On

Posted by Sally Hendrick on Nov 3rd 2025

It’s more than a sound. It’s a rhythm. Image: Graff Museum, 638 Benton Avenue, Nashville, Tennessee.…

Custom Furniture

Industrial Style Furniture

Reclaimed Steel & Natural Wood

Historic Preservation

Authentic Railroad

For Home & Office

Custom Furniture

Made in the USA

Industrial Style Furniture

Sustainably Sourced

Reclaimed Steel & Natural Wood

Authentic Vintage Materials

Historic Preservation

Furniture & Art with a Story

Authentic Railroad

Featured Products

Missed Connections

The Only Thing Better Than Singing

L&N Crossing Desk

Third Rail End Tables (Boxcar Top)

Sleepers Coffee Table (No. 50)

The Spiked Desk

The Spiked Coffee Table

Foosball Game Table (with Olhausen Billiards Company)

Frog Conference Table

Scrapyard Coffee Table - Oak Top

Air Hockey Game Table (with Olhausen Billiards Company)

Wrong Side of The Tracks Conference Table Version 2.0

From the Blog

The Ergonomics of a Desk: Designing for the Way Real People Work

Sleepers: The Foundation Beneath the Rails

The Third Rail: Powering Cities, Then Powering Design

You Named It.

Steel Has a Memory: Date Nails & the Story of the American Railroad

Monorails: The Railroad Industry’s Elegant Outlier

A Brief History of Foosball — and Why It Still Brings People Together

From Trackside Graffiti to Gallery Walls

Diamond Harvesting: From the Curve Sculpture to the Frog Conference Table

Clickety-Clack: From Rails to Tables, the Rhythm Rolls On