Reclaimed pine and fir
Oriental Reclaimed Collection
Reclaimed pine and fir from old buildings, in a wide range of colours.
Solid or engineered, kiln-dried, prefinished or unfinished. Surface finishes: hand-scraped, wire-brushed, smoked or distressed, oiled or lacquered. Samples sent worldwide.
imondi’s Oriental Reclaimed Series originates from construction materials used in early houses, farm buildings, and factories from China, North American, and the Baltics. During the 17th and 18th centuries, Western Europe’s major timber source was the southern shore of the Baltic. Both the Dutch and English depended on Baltic timber for shipbuilding. Wars and diplomacy with Sweden and Denmark revolved around the need to guarantee timber supplies. Towards the turn of the 18th century, the American colonies had already become an essential resource, and by the early 19th century, industrialization created an even larger demand for wood. Pine logs were felled, squared on site, and assembled into enormous rafts and then floated down to major sea ports. Finally, as the 20th century approached, China joined the Baltic region and North America as the third global hub for softwood production and trading.
21 designs
Kensington Park
15(4) x 90–130 x 400–1500 mm
Carolina, White
15(4) x 70–230 x 400–2200 mm
Carolina, Black
15(4) x 70–230 x 400–2200 mm
Pine Paint, Plank
15(4) x 70–230 x 400–2200 mm
Pine Paint, Herringbone
15(4) x 90 x 600 mm
Pine Paint, Chevron
15(4) x 90 x 600 mm
Pine Natural, Plank
15(4) x 70–230 x 400–2200 mm
Pine Natural, Herringbone
15(4) x 90 x 600 mm
Pine Natural, Chevron
15(4) x 90 x 600 mm
Pine Raw, Plank
15(4) x 70–230 x 400–2200 mm
Pine Raw, Chevron
15(4) x 90 x 600 mm
Chelsea Dark
15(4) x 70–230 x 400–2200 mm
Pine Raw, Herringbone
15(4) x 90 x 600 mm
Kyoto
15(4) x 70–110 x 400–2200 mm
Farmhouse
15(4) x 70–110 x 400–2200 mm
Sports Black
15(4) x 70–110 x 400–2200 mm
Sports Natural
15(4) x 70–110 x 400–2200 mm
Anthropology
15(4) x 70–110 x 400–2200 mm
McGill
15(4) x 70–230 x 400–2200 mm
Miami
15(4) x 70–230 x 400–2200 mm
Holland Park
15(4) x 75/85/115 x 300–1150 mm
Specifications
| Species | Reclaimed pine and fir, salvaged from early-20th-century houses, farm buildings and factories in China |
|---|---|
| Construction | Engineered: reclaimed softwood wear layer on a plywood base |
| Plank | 15(4) x 70–230 x 400–2200 mm, mixed widths (some designs 70–110 mm or 90–130 mm wide; see each product) |
| Herringbone and chevron | 15(4) x 90 x 600 mm |
| Finishes | Matt oil or matt waterborne lacquer, hand-applied, or unfinished; several colours keep the original paint |
| Colours | Pine: Raw, Natural, Paint, Carolina White, Carolina Black, Chelsea Dark, McGill, Miami, Holland Park, Kensington Park. Fir: Kyoto, Farmhouse, Anthropology, Sports Natural, Sports Black |
| Underfloor heating | Suitable (water or electric); maximum floor surface temperature 27 °C — see our underfloor heating guide |
| Certification | FSC® chain of custody available upon application; contributes to LEED MR and IEQ credits — see sustainability |
| Lead time | Typically 4–6 weeks from order confirmation |
| Minimum order | No minimum for stock items; made-to-order finishes from 100 m² |
Sizes in mm: total thickness (wear layer) x width x length. Full formats for every collection: Wood format specifications.
Questions buyers ask
Is reclaimed pine durable enough for a floor?
Old-growth pine and fir are far denser than today’s plantation softwood, and the engineered construction keeps the boards flat. We specify it for homes, cafes, retail and hotel guest rooms; for high-traffic lobbies we recommend oak or elm.
What are the “Paint” and “Carolina” finishes?
Boards that keep traces of their original painted surface, cleaned and sealed, so each plank carries its own history. No two are alike.
Where does the timber come from?
Houses, farm buildings and factories across China built in the early 20th century, many from Baltic and North American softwood imported at the time.
Can I see it before I order?
Yes. Visit one of our showrooms, or email info@imondi.com for samples.
