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Gather Restaurant Reclaimed Tables, Counter Tops, and Entry Way

Who

  • Gather Restaurant Berkeley

They Needed

  • Reclaimed Wood Tables Tops, Reclaimed Wood Counter Top, Entry Doors and a Custom Wine Cabinet

We Made

  • Reclaimed Table Tops, Reclaimed Wood Counter Top, Reclaimed Wood Entry Doors and a Custom Wood Wine Cabinet

We Used

  • 75 Year Old Reclaimed Redwood Water Tank, Oxnard High School Bleachers, and Camp Meeker Douglas Fir

They Needed

Gather is a restaurant, café and organic bar with an outdoor patio in Downtown Berkeley. We serve seasonal farm food, sourced carefully and prepared thoughtfully, with a fairly priced menu for vegetarians and omnivores. Located in the David Brower Center, the greenest building in the East Bay, Gather is designed to inspire community and educate people about food.

We Delivered

Heritage Salvage crafted twenty reclaimed redwood tabletops, counter front, and entry door panels for Gather Restaurant from a 75-year old 100,000 gallon redwood water tank. We fabricated 20 tables from Oxnard High school bleachers, and fashioned the large slab fir bars and wall bars from a windfall Camp Meeker Douglas Fir.

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Contact Information

GatherRestaurant.com

2200 Oxford Street Berkeley, CA 94704
510-809-0400

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