Customer Installations

Impact Imports supplied teak stools with goat hide seats for this new home in Boise, Idaho. We also provided the custom steel gussets to support the stone tile bar top. Photo: Tony Moody, moodyimages.com

This beautiful andesite stone vessel sink with natural exterior and polished bowl, sits nicely on top of a reclaimed old growth teak vanity. The mirror frame is also made from reclaimed old growth teak. Photo: Tony Moody, moodyimages.com

Photo: Tom Moody, moodyimages.com

A beautiful sofa table hand made using reclaimed teak. Photo: Tom Moody, moodyimages.com

The colorful panel reflected in the bathroom mirror is a sliding door made up of pieces of salvaged fishing boat wood and steel, custom made by Impact Imports. This door adds a lot of interest to this bathroom and the walk in closet. Photo: Tom Moody, moodyimages.com

A desk, chair and custom TV shelf hand crafted from wood salvaged from Indonesian fishing boats. Each piece is unique and have great character! Photo: Tom Moody, moodyimages.com

Custom dining table hand crafted using wood from Indonesian fishing boats. Dining chairs are made from reclaimed old growth teak. Photo: Tom Moody, moodyimages.com

When a client was replacing the side door in her detached garage, she decided she wanted something that was both functional and a piece of art. This reclaimed Balinese door was the perfect answer.

A single piece of reclaimed monkeypod wood is the focal point of this kitchen. Protruding from the wall at a slight angle (for interest and to accommodate the traffic pattern) it is attached to the wall using a 'knife' connection (so you don't see the support), and a single triangular-shaped support leg on the free end keeps it simple. This slab of wood measures approximately... more »

A single piece of reclaimed monkeypod wood is the focal point of this kitchen. Protruding from the wall at a slight angle (for interest and to accommodate the traffic pattern) it is attached to the wall using a 'knife' connection (so you don't see the support), and a single triangular-shaped support leg on the free end keeps it simple. This slab of wood measures approximately... more »

A single piece of reclaimed monkeypod wood is the focal point of this kitchen. Protruding from the wall at a slight angle (for interest and to accommodate the traffic pattern) it is attached to the wall using a 'knife' connection (so you don't see the support), and a single triangular-shaped support leg on the free end keeps it simple. This slab of wood measures approximately... more »

Raw marble blocks sitting on the fireplace hearth in this living room are a great accent to the split-face marble tile on the face of the fireplace. measuring approx 20"x20"x20", they are a nice side table and a seat for cozying up to the hearth. (photo credit: Impact Imports)

A framed set of antique, hand carved teak Balinese doors make for a unique, eye catching garden gate at this northeast Boise, Idaho, home. Impact Imports has a great selection of old doors from the Indonesian islands of Bali, Java, Madura and Sumatra.

This is a kitchen island created by one of our customers using a single 4" thick monkepod wood slab. The end result is a beautiful and unique central gathering place / work surface in the kitchen. Photo Credit: Impact Imports USA, Inc.

This is a kitchen island created by one of our customers using a single 4" thick monkepod wood slab. The end result is a beautiful and unique central gathering place / work surface in the kitchen. Photo Credit: Impact Imports USA, Inc.