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Storm Tree Coffee Table by Mark Jupiter<a href="http://markjupiter.com/about/">Mark Jupiter</a> is a fourth generation New York builder, so you can imagine that he has a lot of stories to tell. But instead of writing in a journal, Jupiter shares his tales through each of his reclaimed furniture pieces, which he'll be showcasing this May at <a href="http://inhabitat.com/bklyn-designs/">BKLYN Designs</a> 2013. Jupiter uses recycled materials that are just as rich in history as they are in grain - whether they come from ancient Buddhist temples or water towers on New York's Upper West Side.1
Acrylic Leonard Dining Table by Mark JupiterMade with eastern white pine reclaimed from an 1820's townhouse, the Acrlyic Leonard Dining Table has a salvaged hand frosted acrylic trestle2
Brooklyn Kitchen Island by Mark JupiterThis black walnut table was constructed from a fallen tree; legs are made with half inch hot rolled plate steel finished with a rust patina3
Buddhist Temple Coffee TableThe wood for this amazing coffee table was harvested from an ancient Buddhist temple in China (beat that, IKEA!)4
Mark Jupiter ShowroomThis is Mark's showroom filled with all kinds of reclaimed goodness5
Media console by Mark JupiterThis custom media console is made with redwood harvested from a disused NYC water tower6
Charred Bench by Mark JupiterMark Jupiter's Charred Bench brings out the richness of even burnt wood.7
Upper West Side Coffee Table by Mark JupiterMade from the same water tower redwood, we love the hand frosted acrylic legs on this beauty8
Wood and Metal Table by Mark JupiterAnother redwood piece with reclaimed metal legs.9
