We are excited to highlight this unique piece designed and built by Ronald Torpey of the Coeur d'Alene Tribe, showcasing the incredible potential of upcycled materials.
Ron crafted these projects entirely out of reclaimed wood sourced from pallets and old buildings across tribal lands. From a 12' x 20' x 16' custom shed down to crafty flower beds made from a single large pallet, these builds give new life to materials that would have otherwise gone to waste. Every grain, knot, and weathered tone tells a story of the land’s history.
Using reclaimed timber isn't just about rustic aesthetics—it's a sustainable choice that honors our resources:
Eco-Friendly & Sustainable: Repurposing existing wood keeps waste out of landfills and reduces the demand for new lumber.
Unmatched Character: Decades of natural weathering create textures, rich colors, and unique patina that new store-bought wood simply can't replicate.
Preserving Local History: Every salvaged beam and pallet board carries a connection to the community and the structures that came before.
Custom 12'x20'x16' reclaimed pallet shed built by Ron, complete with interior & exterior solar lighting.
Flower beds made from a single large pallet.