The Copper Canyon Collection of furniture combines hand-selected reclaimed barn wood with the elegance of hand hammered copper. The craftsmen seek out the reclaimed wood planks with the most visible weathered texture for use in these designs. Only decades of slow, four season weathering can create this much character in the wood. After the piece is meticulously built, the craftsmen then apply copper accent with a proprietary technique that captures the rough texture of the wood below. The combination of old wood and copper gives this collection its distinct elegant rustic charm.
It took a little bit longer than anticipated to receive the frames, but it was well worth the wait. I love the unique look of the of the bedframes. They fit in well at my cabin in the woods.
Joyce B.
Absolutely beautiful table
This table is so awesome. I have purchased the copper bed board and chest, copper console, coffee, side table as well as den furniture from Woodlands Creek.
John M.
Masterpiece delivered!
We custom ordered a 4ft sq coffee table and we were blown away by the quality and perfection of now family heirloom piece… thank you so much for this amazing masterpiece!!
Cheryl F.
I love these chairs!
I absolutely love it and I have already received so many complements from others. We were pleasantly surprised by an early arrival. It was extremely well packed and survived the trip without any damage.
Jayne T.
Love it
Love my vanity!!!! It took a long time to get to Utah but I love it!
The sink and mirror tie everything together!
Stephanie S.
Bathroom Vanity
Our vanity is very beautiful and just what I wanted. We had some slight damage during shipping but a repair kit was sent right away and you can not even tell anything happened.
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