Luxury Housing Trends & Home Improvement Ideas

I’m sure it’s not news to anyone that green remodeling is extremely popular right now (a trend we can only hope will grow), and people who are remodeling and building from scratch are looking for ways to incorporate recycled or reclaimed materials into their homes. This can be done in everything from furniture to flooring to the siding on the outside of the house.

For example, if you’re dying to have that old carriage house or barn look for your home (hey, more people than you might think have turned old barns into posh, modern living spaces), then you might like this antique barn wood siding. It offers a truly unique look, something that’s not always easy to come by in today’s world of tract housing and cookie cutter condominiums.

“Weathered to rustic perfection, Antique Barn Wood Siding has withstood the test of time…. No two planks of antique barn wood siding are the same. The coloring and weathered characteristics depend on whether the barn was located on a hill, in a valley, covered in ivy, or left exposed to the sun.”

A fun way to give a new house a rustic, lived in feeling.

From Elmwood Reclaimed Timber