Pine wood is not only versatile and easy to work with, but it also has a unique trait—its knots! These natural imperfections give pine wood its distinctive charm and character. The knots are actually where branches used to grow, and they can create beautiful, rustic patterns in the wood.
This mid-century pine wardrobe cabinet features original iron hardware and plenty of shelf and drawer space, $495.
40 w x 19 d x 60 t.
Pine wood has been used for centuries in everything from furniture to shipbuilding because of its durability and pleasant, subtle scent when worked with! It sure beats the smell of a farm.
This large vintage farmhouse mirror in pine features a bevel, 36 x 46.
$295
Pine wood has a unique property known as "pine pitch" or resin, which has been used for centuries for various purposes beyond woodworking. Pine resin is a sticky substance harvested to make turpentine, a solvent and paint thinner, as well as rosin, which musicians use to improve the grip on their bow strings. Additionally, pine resin has traditionally been used for medicinal purposes and as a waterproofing agent for boats and containers.
This mid-century New England Highboy dresser was crafted in pine, $495.
35 w x 20 d x 55.5 t
No ostentatiousness makes for good sleep.
This pair of pine nightstands features a drawer and shelf space, $395 pair.
13.5d x 20 w x 28 t.
Share a wholesome home-cooked meal with your aging family members one night and then play naughty board games with your cheeky friends the next. This table throws no shade.
This vintage pine dining table crafted in Italy features a hand-decorated tile top.
63 w x 39 d x 30 t
$595
In a world filled with countless options, lean towards simplicity.
This four-drawer pine chest was crafted by Thomasville.
38.5 w x 19 d x 34.5 t
$395
If you are someone who forbids their peas from touching their mashed potatoes from touching their steak, you are going to flip for this cabinet. Look at all those compartments!
This antique pine cabinet was handcrafted in England in 1860 and features a drawer and shelf space.
79 t x 44 w x 19 d
$1395
I can already smell the freshly baked biscuits, stacks of pancakes dripping with maple syrup, and bacon grease in the air. Gather your crazy bunch and enjoy a carb-heavy brunch on us.
This vintage farmhouse table was crafted with pine making it both classically charming and reliably durable.
72 w x 42 d x 31 t
$695
Starting a homestead is hard work. If you don’t know the difference between a grub hoe and a field hoe, rest assured, we don’t either. But luckily there are plenty of books on the topic. Before you buy your plot of land consider reading up on the essentials first.
This farmhouse-style coffee table in pine and iron was handcrafted in Brazil and features a lower shelf for coffee table books.
30 d x 41 w x 18 t
$295
Growing up on a farm was about as much fun as trying to find a needle in a haystack. Though you have no qualms about making the leap from "country mouse" to "town mouse", you still like to pay homage to your wholesome upbringing every now and then.
This farmhouse pine coffee table by Broyhill features drop down leaves.
18 1/2 in tall x 18 in deep (35 in deep when fully opened) x 50 in wide
$295
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