Unlikely Design Icon: Lumberjack

Uhuru Design's Stitched Table is split nearly in two yet reinforced by four X-shaped stitches. The seafoam-green seams and matching frame create a surprising contrast with the walnut, making it a standout piece in any living room. SHOP NOW: Stitched Table, price available upon request

This oak-handled knife by Treestump Woodcrafts is a sure conversation piece, with its open design and the subtle infusion of turquoise inlaid in the natural cracks of the wood.SHOP NOW: Random Cutting Knife, $40

Reclaimed wood is all the rage, and Restoration Hardware gives it a modern update with its Parsons design. Available in four sizes, this oak dining table is ideal for both the rustic farmhouse and the urban studio.SHOP NOW: Parsons Reclaimed Russian Oak Dining Table, from $2,495

Warm up your bedside with the Boya Lamp, crafted from either natural maple or reclaimed American oak. The thick base and vintage electric company bulb will give any space an industrial feel.SHOP NOW: Boya Lamp, $360

West Elm gets in on the outdoorsy fun with this tree stump side table. Use it to hold books, prop your feet up, or simply accent a nearby sofa.SHOP NOW: Natural Tree Stump Side Table, $199

At first this modern wood bowl looks to be splattered with vibrant paint. But the craftsmen at Treestump Woodcrafts actually inlaid bright turquoise into hard mesquite wood to create this carved serving piece.SHOP NOW: Small Mesquite Salad Bowl, $300

Backsplashes and wall treatments get a natural update courtesy of Everitt & Schilling Tile, a company that specializes in upcycled and repurposed wood wall tiles. Create sculptural wall decor or add a modern yet provincial touch to your bathroom with a customized configuration.SHOP NOW: Wood Tile, price varies

Israeli designer Hilla Shamia brings new life to discarded pieces of wood by combining them with cast aluminum. The result is a collection of accent tables and benches with one-of-a-kind personality.SHOP NOW: Wood Casting Tables, prices available upon request