Blackington Furniture Creates Plasma TV Cabinets Using Antique Recycled Wood

[The following is a release from Blackington Furniture]

April 3, 2008

Blackington Furniture introduces a new line of Plasma TV Cabinets and reproduction furniture made from recycled antique barn board and local materials. Plasma TV Cabinets, barn board tables and step back TV cabinets look fantastic in New England homes and are a great way to recycle historic 200 year old wood. Blackington Furniture is committed to helping the environment while producing quality furniture for their customers. "With the increased sales of Flat Screen Televisions and the need for environmentally safe products, Blackington Furniture found a niche making custom TV plasma cabinets. Not only is the cherished character of antique wood preserved but also using recycled material brings another element to our furniture," adds Rand Blackington, owner of Blackington Furniture. "Many of our customers have joined us with this effort and they are excited knowing their new purchase looks great in their home and is also good for the environment." Blackington Furniture is dedicated to tradition by creating fine quality restoration furniture for your home by high-lighting the designs with antique timbers and materials. A company that makes restoration furniture incorporating both beauty and functionality while staying environmentally conscious by using recycled material. With great attention to detail and highlighting antique woods, they handcraft classic pieces of furniture for your home. Each handcrafted piece is signed, numbered, and includes a certificate that details the history of the wood. The Blackington family name has been synonymous with wood for over one hundred years. Edward Blackington, drawn by the strength and richness of the Maine forest, cut logs by hand and moved them with teams of horses and chains. Blackington Furniture's shop and showroom are now yours to discover in an old mill building in Worcester, Massachusetts and also offers a full range of designs from the company website.

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