Bringing Beautiful Heart Pine Into Your Home

Longleaf heart pine is a uniquely beautiful wood that’s strong, durable, and elegant. With a warm golden-red hue, it can add character to both rustic and modern homes through flooring, furniture, and cabinetry. Here at State and Season, we supply a gorgeous selection of new and reclaimed longleaf heart pine from Mill and Woods. If you’re looking for inspiration, here are some ways to bring the natural beauty of heart pine into your home.

What is Heart Pine?

Every tree is composed of sapwood and heartwood. Sapwood is the external part of the tree’s trunk, which is soft and more easily scratched. Heartwood is the wood that comes from the inside of the tree. Heartwood has a tighter grain, making it stronger and more stable.

Longleaf heart pine is the heartwood of the longleaf pine tree, which almost became extinct due to logging and deforestation. The heartwood from longleaf heart pine is rich in resin, making it extremely durable and highly coveted for construction and interiors in the US and Europe. Today, longleaf heart pine is often salvaged from 18th-century buildings, giving new life to this stunning material.

We stock a range of new and reclaimed heart pine from Mill and Woods, a boutique manufacturer specializing in longleaf heart pine and reclaimed wood. Their reclaimed heart pine is salvaged from iconic buildings, historical structures, textile mills and distilleries such as The Old Crow Bourbon distillery, Coca Cola, John Deere, American Tobacco and the Berkshire Hathaway building.

In this ‘Chesapeake’ flooring by Mill and Woods, you can see the richly textured grain that makes this material so special. This darker finish offers a nice complement to southwestern or rustic interiors, or it would pair well with metallic accents and lofty ceilings for an industrial look.

‘Jameson’ is reclaimed wood with the classic amber hue that’s so characteristic of old heart pine. Its rich and warm tones and slightly rugged finish are full of character. This beautiful flooring can add a rustic touch to modern interiors, or it would also look great in a country or colonial revival style home.

‘Grandpa Mac’ is a beautiful reclaimed heart pine with a dark finish. Use it to bring a bit of warmth to a modern space for a modern farmhouse aesthetic, or pair it with vintage and antique pieces for a more old-school look.

‘Old Dirty Goat’ is reclaimed heart pine with a warm chestnut finish. We love this in western decor schemes, as it pairs beautifully with earthy tones, leather accents, and rugged finishes.

Contact us or visit our showroom in Blue Ridge, Georgia to discover the Mill and Woods heart pine collection.

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