Introducing “Olde Barn” Table Tops- New from CCB!

(Ruby Ann- Product Model, CCB Mascot, & “Top Dog”)

Introducing CCB’s Brand New…….

“Old Barn” Series 

1.75″ Random Plank Solid Poplar Wood Table Tops


The attraction to natural materials, textures, aged finishes and surfaces continues to be strong in today’s market. Whether used to achieve reclaimed, vintage, or rustic looks or to create high contrast with sleek new modern decor, CCB is excited to introduce another New Table Collection to address the design world.

Weathered and distressed products have a functional aspect when used in commercial and hospitality spaces. They can look even more authentic and worn over time with daily use.

CCB’s “Olde Barn” Series is constructed out of random width and varying thicknesses of solid Poplar wood planks including natural saw and planar markings to result in slightly uneven surfaces to create the illusion of product produced out of “reclaimed” materials such as aged wood pallets or rough barn siding.

Please contact your CCB Sales Representative to see their sales panel in person.

We hope that this gives you one more reason to support “Manufacturing in the USA!”

(Standard in “Olde Barn” Distressing. 

Recommended in CCB’s “Vintage” Stain Finish as shown*.)

There will be variation in each wood top due to the individual & natural characteristics of each wood plank.

*Custom to match stains not available. Vast shades of color variation will occur. 

Bohemian Chic meets Zen

We always love seeing our product in professional photographs! 

A custom banquette was recently featured along with other interior images in O’Henry Magazine published out of Greensboro, North Carolina.  This banquette was incorporated into an elaborate townhouse renovation described as “Bohemian Chic meets Zen” for Catherine Harrill.

CCB’s Custom Banquette

  • Shaped Low to High Back
  • Vertical Tufted Uph ISB
  • All Velvet Uph
  • Uph Seat & Frame
  • Enclosed Brass Laminate Base

Thank you to Vivid Interiors and our CCB Sales Representative, Quinton Macon for the opportunity to be a part of this project!  

Don’t forget to share photos of your projects with us.

Additional images from O’Henry Magazine and from Vivid Interiors Social Media postings.

“What do America’s Publishing History & CCB Product have in common?”

Norman Rockwell was discovered at the age of 22 by an editor of “The Saturday Evening Post.”  Rockwell’s illustrations of American Lifestylegraced more than 300 covers during his career with The Post.

“The Saturday Evening Post” and “The Ladies Home Journal” are 2 of the most well known publications of the Curtis Publishing Company.

The Philadelphia, PA historic home of The Curtis Publishing Company built in 1910 has been renovated to become a high end apartment community called Lyndon at the Curtis.  As a part of the renovation, a CCB custom banquette was incorporated into a communal lounge.

CCB “Monroe” Series- modified 

  • Custom height & depth
  • ISB with CCB Monroe welt & uph button detail
  • Stain enclosed base

Thank you to DAS Architects & Interiors and Peyton Brown for the opportunity to be a part of this unique project with a historic and modern vibe.

Let us know how we can be a part of your next project.

Interior images from Lyndon at the Curtis’ website and social media postings & from Apartments.com and ForRent.com