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    Railroad Heritage Dining and Conference Tables(Post)

    We craft our industrial style dining and conference tables from authentic railroad components. Sections of railroad and boxcars go into all of the furniture we design and build, giving each piece a tr

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

    It’s more than a sound. It’s a rhythm. Image: Graff Museum, 638 Benton Avenue, Nashville, Tennessee. The joint between two rails creates that quintessential clickety-clack. The rails are offset so th

    Diamond Harvesting: From the Curve Sculpture to the Frog Conference Table(Post)

    What “Diamond Harvesting” Means on the Railroad On the railroad, a diamond isn’t a jewel—it’s where two tracks cross. These intersections are engineering masterpieces, requiring exact precision. Crews

    Table Tennis Table from Rail Yard Studios(Post)

    Playing Games We love getting to make things with the water jet. Here's a short clip water-jetting the "netting" for the Click Clack Table Tennis Table headed for Jackson Hole, Wyoming and the W

    Assembling the double track coffee table(Post)

    As the saying goes, simple isn't easy. However, assembling our Double Track Coffee Table is about as close to easy as it gets. 

    The Third Rail: Powering Cities, Then Powering Design(Post)

    If you’ve ever stood on a subway platform in New York or Chicago, you’ve heard the warning:“Do not touch the third rail.” It’s not just a phrase — it’s a piece of railroad history that quite literally

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

    When you hold reclaimed rail steel, you’re not just holding an object—you’re holding time.Stamped into that history are railroad date nails: small steel artifacts marked with the year a crosstie was m

    Renovating, Remodeling and Moving(Post)

    We're finishing up renovated and remodeled a vintage warehouse for the new home of our offices and workspace for Rail Yard Studios. We opted for a simple modern industrial design to fit our own style.

    Where Direction Changes: Railroad Frog Furniture by Rail Yard Studios(Post)

    There is a moment on the railroad when everything changes. A train is moving with purpose, steel wheels locked into the line ahead, until it reaches the place where one path becomes two. The point of

    Track 15, Coming Right Up!(Post)

    Track 15, a long-anticipated food hall in Providence, Rhode Island, is set to open in March 2025 after facing delays due to the pandemic, supply chain issues, and structural challenges. Located in a h

    Where the Tracks Cross: The Story of the Railroad Frog(Post)

    What Is a Railroad Frog? If you hear someone talking about a frog on the railroad tracks, don’t picture something green hopping between the rails. A railroad frog is one of the most fascinating pieces

    Sleepers: The Foundation Beneath the Rails(Post)

    Beneath every stretch of steel rail are sleepers — what we call railroad ties here in the U.S. They don’t move.They don’t whistle.They don’t get photographed like locomotives. But they hold the entire

    What Can We Do for You?(Post)

    Restoration of a vintage home or renovation of a historic office requires thoughtful design when it comes to furniture. The right coffee table, desk or side table complements the architecture and add

    Now That's Entertainment!(Post)

    We thought making coffee tables, desks and dining tables would keep us entertained for a long time when we founded our custom furniture company. For our first first ping pong table, we did a lot of r

    You Named It.(Post)

    The suggestions were good.Great, even. We asked for help naming the newest addition to our collection — and you delivered in a big way. The responses rolled in fast, and it reminded us of something w

    Do You Want to Hear a Story?(Post)

    It’s a family friendly dinner table sort of story for home. A classic tale to be told at work over your desk or sitting at a conference room table. It’s a telling of history preserved and of nature re

    Shuffleboard: A Game for the Ages Meets the Railroad(Post)

    Shuffleboard has a rich history dating back to 15th century England. Originally, it was played by sliding coins down a table, a game known as “shove groat” or "shovel-penny". It became popular among b

    AREMA 2022 - Gathering for a Party(Post)

    After the past couple of years, it sure feels good to be getting back to some social gatherings where we can see and interact with people once again. We’ve missed socializing in person, sharing a beve

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

    Few games spark instant camaraderie quite like foosball. The sound of spinning rods, the quick flick of a wrist, the laughter (and occasional trash talk) echoing across the room—it’s been a gathering

    The Great Train Wreck of 1918: Nashville Railroad History Reimagined(Post)

    On the morning of July 9, 1918, two passenger trains were traveling toward each other just west of downtown Nashville. On the same track. At approximately 7:20 a.m., Nashville, Chattanooga & St. Lo

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