Value in everything.  One man's junk is . . . yeah man . . . Scrap happens.    Our artwork utilizes that philosophy.  The materials we use are mainly scrap.  Yeah . . . "I might be able to use that for something."  The wood we use is scrap, cutoffs, leftovers from other projects,  We reclaim wood such as old fencing, barnwood, etc..  We repurpose wood from worn out furniture, old cabinetry, drawer boxes, remodels, demolitions, and the like.  We acquire scrap wood from local shops, mills, and construction sites, materials that probably would find their way to the landfill.  This methodology holds true for all our materials.  Copper from old electrical, mechanical, and plumbing systems.  Scrap laminates from design houses damaged inventories.  Metal pieces from old signage.  Found objects.  Fabrics.  Repurposed objects.  Leather scraps.  This, that, and the other.  Whatnot, doodads, bric-a-brac, knik knacks . . . yeah . . . you get it.  In addition, Nature's bounty has it's endless possibilities, driftwood, rocks, tree limbs, roots, bark pieces, sticks and stones . . . dig it.  There is too/so much waste in the world.  Utilizing what we can seems the obvious thing to do.