RUINS
It’s the end of the line. That piece of water-damaged, obsolete furniture is haunting you. It’s an eyesore; a hopeless, broken, old wreck of a thing existing in the wrong decade. And that’s precisely why we love it.
In every culture, the Ruins are where you find magic. Stonehenge, The Acropolis, the city of Pompeii, and The Valley of The Kings, to name a few. We, all of us, have an obsession with the stories trapped in broken stone, splintered wood, and rusted steel. Sometimes it’s hard to tear ourselves away, to move our gaze from the ancient beauty to the modern road on which we walk.
People lay down their lives to preserve and redeem the things that matter to them. In a small way, that’s what we, at Ruins do too. We remake those tired old items into something new. We find the beauty in the eyesores and, with paint and light and love, we release them back into the world with new dignity. What more could an end table ask for?
At Ruins, there’s never an “end of the line”. Every piece we touch is in some stage of beginning, which is the point, really. It’s never been about just the material things for us. It’s always about beauty and new beginnings. Our staff, our customers, even those with whom we partner for paint and materials all get it. We are, none of us, perfect. We are all just in some stage…of beginning.
It’s the end of the line. That piece of water-damaged, obsolete furniture is haunting you. It’s an eyesore; a hopeless, broken, old wreck of a thing existing in the wrong decade. And that’s precisely why we love it.
In every culture, the Ruins are where you find magic. Stonehenge, The Acropolis, the city of Pompeii, and The Valley of The Kings, to name a few. We, all of us, have an obsession with the stories trapped in broken stone, splintered wood, and rusted steel. Sometimes it’s hard to tear ourselves away, to move our gaze from the ancient beauty to the modern road on which we walk.
People lay down their lives to preserve and redeem the things that matter to them. In a small way, that’s what we, at Ruins do too. We remake those tired old items into something new. We find the beauty in the eyesores and, with paint and light and love, we release them back into the world with new dignity. What more could an end table ask for?
At Ruins, there’s never an “end of the line”. Every piece we touch is in some stage of beginning, which is the point, really. It’s never been about just the material things for us. It’s always about beauty and new beginnings. Our staff, our customers, even those with whom we partner for paint and materials all get it. We are, none of us, perfect. We are all just in some stage…of beginning.
