WHISTLER SHOW Burns Jennings, right, made a key-card return box, above, which led to an exhibition of his furniture.

As well as found wood or wood that “drops by,” Jennings also follows a hydro pole protection program on Bowen Island. Any trees that come down because they are in danger of falling onto a hydro line are converted into furniture via his mill.

He uses large pieces of driftwood from the beach, too.

The result is, to say the least, sculptural.

via Recycling old wood into new heirlooms | Arts | Pique Newsmagazine | Whistler, CANADA.