Cabin Beams
An original canyon cabin floor
Fourmile Canyon, Colorado
Furniture
with a story.
Each piece begins with reclaimed material from Fourmile Canyon and becomes something useful, beautiful, and built to last.
Featured piece · 006
The Creekside Bench
Completed 2028
FMF-2028-006
“Reclaimed fir beams and granite from Fourmile Canyon. A place to pause, listen to the creek, and carry part of the canyon forward.”
- Materials
- Reclaimed fir, Creek granite, Forged steel
- Completed
- May 18, 2028
- Status
- On the Trail
- Supports
- Boulder Watershed Collective
Material archive
Every material has a past.
Before there is a design, there is a beam, a stone, a fastener, or a tree—and the record of where it came from.
Black Locust
Storm-fallen tree near the canyon mouth
Cottonwood
Hazard tree beside Fourmile Creek
Creek Granite
Previously displaced stone from Fourmile Creek
Reclaimed Hardware
Deconstructed canyon cabins
Inside the workshop
Where stories take shape.
The materials determine the direction. Each piece develops through discovery, experimentation, and careful construction.
Step inside the workshopFourmile Rest
Rest. Connect. Continue.
A small stopping place beside Fourmile Canyon Drive—part rest stop, part rotating outdoor exhibition.
Free Wi-Fi
Bike-friendly
Scan each story
Fourmile Canyon
Currently on the Trail
Visit the Fourmile Rest
Current auction
A piece, when it is ready.
The work so far
“We document the transformation of reclaimed materials into objects that are useful, beautiful, well built, have character, and come with a story.”
23
pieces in the collection
81
materials archived
146
stories published
9
nonprofits supported
$18,450
donated to local causes