We’re open!
Monday-Friday
9am-4pm
Lovett Salvage Shop
shop our extensive collection of salvaged & historic lumber
Located in our NW Portland headquarters, our lumber warehouse is filled to the rafters with historic wood material salvaged from our deconstruction projects. The lumber is sorted, graded, de-nailed, stacked by our team, and ready for purchase. There is nothing we love more than being part of the reuse community and seeing this gorgeous lumber continue to be a part of Portland’s built environment.
Our warehouse stocks a wide variety of reclaimed lumber—from mid-grade to standard, rough cut to special dimension stock, shiplap to T&G, plus flooring and other finds.
If there is something specific you’re looking for please don’t hesitate to give us a call, send us an email, or stop by. We’re open for walk-in shopping Monday-Friday, 9am-4pm.
We love projects and are always happy to help!
Inside You’ll find…
Lumber by the Foot
Flooring & Siding
Historic, Rare &
Hard-to-Find
delight in the unexpected
At Lovett, we cherish and celebrate objects, curiosities, and found objects that merit love, care, and attention. Lovett Salvage Shop is home to our Collection of Collections—the best example of found objects and reclaimed materials finding new life as art. It’s also an incredible visual display of the concept that more is, in fact, more. The collections are a celebration of ordinary found objects becoming extraordinary in their multitudes—one baseball bat might be interesting; hundreds of baseball bats artfully hung and perfectly lit? That’s art. And our bat collection is just one small part of the amazing (and inspiring) art found at Lovett.
Our collections of beautiful, vintage objects are always on display.
Delight in the unexpected—come see us today!
CLOSING THE LOOP
The Salvage Shop is a key component in our commitment to sustainability and allows us to complete the cycle of reuse that begins with each of our deconstruction projects. We are able to recapture “waste” as a resource, prep it for resale to our community of contractors, homeowners and artists who then reintegrate it into our built environment.