We have the best prices and a wide selection of solid wood furniture and live edge dining tables! Plus a selection of cutting boards, blanket ladders, mirrors, photo frames and wall shelves. New containers arriving monthly. We also have some beautiful handmade chopping boards, butchers blocks and other… Read More »WAREHOUSE Inventory sale on now
We have a selection of solid wood furniture on display at our new Chilliwack warehouse…please book an appointment via our homepage. Unit 107, 43995 Progress WayChilliwack
Guaranteed lowest prices on solid wood, eco-friendly furniture and accessories. Visit our Fort Langley store today or order online from the comfort of your home. Huge inventory blowout sale plus new stock arriving monthly!
Our eco friendly furniture is exclusive to Blueberry Meadows. We cut out the middleman and supply quality solid reclaimed timber furniture. You SAVE $$$ compared to other retailers. Due to lack of space at our Abbotsford warehouse, there are no products on display.… Read More »Exclusive designs
What does it mean when a product, like indoor furniture, is referred to or labeled as FSC Certified? The Forest Stewardship Council (FSC), is a non-profit organization that sets certain high standards to make sure that forestry is practiced in an environmentally responsible and socially beneficial manner. If… Read More »What is FSC Certified?
FROM RECLAIMED WOOD TO FURNITURE PRODUCTS Reclaimed Wood is existing wood that has been recycled and reused to meet today’s ever-growing need for sustainable and eco-friendly homes. Finding the right source is a challenge. It can be difficult to find the right wood, with the right dimensions and… Read More »The Production Process
Visit Our Fort Langley Store We get it…you’d like to touch and feel our solid reclaimed wood furniture…before making a decision. Our boutique retail store is situated in the heart of beautiful Fort Langley and we have been open for over 11 years. Pick up a coffee from… Read More »Fort Langley Store
THE STORY OF RECLAIMED WOOD Reclaimed timber has a past and has been used for buildings and structures from the 18th to the early 20th century – when wood was in abundance. As the industrial revolution took hold sawmills were often the core of many towns, providing employment… Read More »Sustainability