JACKALOPE DESIGN Co.

Available for sale while supplies last.

This collection showcases some of the many types of wooden scoops, spatulas, spoons and servers we have produced at Jackalope Design Co.

The majority of our work is created from scraps, off-cuts, and reclaimed materials. The result is a one-of-a-kind item that you can cherish and pass on to future generations.

Hand carved from reclaimed spalted maple.

This custom table was constructed using 100 year old barn wood, sourced from Seattle's Madrona neighborhood, and features steel hairpin legs and a herringbone pattern design.

If you are interested in a similar design please email jackalopedesignco@gmail.com for a quote.

The Raw Timber Side Table is available for local order through our store.

These arrows were part of a retail installment. They are made from reclaimed Douglas Fir hardwood flooring slats. The colored slats are hand painted.

This coffee table is currently under construction, using barn wood that is over 100 years old.

These Stir Spoons are hand carved from the branches of a 400 year old willow tree that is located on a ranch in Billings, Montana.

Here is a photo taken by a client of a custom ordered barn wood coffee table in its new home. Featuring solid wood construction, 100 year old barn wood, and a herringbone design.

This photo was taken by a client of our outdoor patio table in its new home. It is made from reclaimed pine and fir, formerly used in international shipping crates.

The Cinq' cutting board finished with "curb" edging.

This is one of a pair of end tables constructed from reclaimed jet engine shipping crates originating in Australia, Japan, and France.

Here are the various designs of hand-carved serving spoons we offer. If interested, please contact us for more information.

These Stir Spoons are one of a kind, hand carved items. They are occasionally available for sale depending on available stock. If interested please contact for information.

This Live Edge serving board was constructed from a plank of Russian Olive, which was harvested from a ranch in Montana. Several Russian Olive trees dating over 75-100 years old were removed due to the expanding highway project and this particular tree was rescued from the firewood pile.

This coffee table was made in a herringbone pattern, constructed from barn wood reclaimed from a structure built in 1906. The barn was located in Seattle's Madrona neighborhood and dismantled in 2014.

A perfect companion in the kitchen for a quick snack.

Our card holder uses the same reclaimed oak as our bottle openers. It can be used for business cards, table settings, or any number of smart-looking options.

We restored this original 1940's drafting table that had an incredible story.

An exclusive project for Goose Creek Mercantile