American Barn & Wood

20/10/2026

Fireplace season looks good on reclaimed wood. 🔥 Come find a mantel with a story at American Barnwood.

15/10/2026

These beautiful tin ceiling tiles were salvaged from the Warner Building in Summitville, Indiana, built in 1905. We believe it was once home to Warner General Store. Just look at that detail! We’ve rehabbed these tiles, and they’re ready for a second life—as an accent wall, framed artwork, or a ceiling with a story. Come see them at American Barnwood in Paso Robles and take home a little piece of history!

06/10/2026

Out of office, still finding old-growth wood. 🪵 Even in the mountains, Ian can’t pass up wood with a good story.

The shop is closed for a few days. Back open Friday, October 9!

02/10/2026

As a small, family-run business, we occasionally take a few days away. American Barnwood will be closed beginning October 3 and reopen Friday, October 9. Thanks for understanding—we look forward to seeing you when we’re back!

30/09/2026

Meet Ian, owner of American Barnwood. He’s traded his suit and tie for reclaimed wood and a forklift—and he’s enjoying every minute of it.
Raised in San Diego, Ian lived all over the country before settling in Paso Robles. These days, he loves meeting the designers, contractors and homeowners who come through the shop, helping them find the right piece of history for their next project.
He’s also a Padres fan, but we’ve decided to forgive him for that. 😉
Stop by, say hello and tell him what you’re working on!
📸 Eric Reim

09/09/2026

From an 1866 Indiana barn to a new gathering place in Paso Robles/Tin City. 🍷
The hand-hewn beams in the w**e club lounge at Ella’s Vineyard came from the historic Yoke Family Barn, where generations of farmers once gathered to weigh their livestock and grain.
More than 150 years later, American Barnwood helped give those timbers a new life at Ella’s Vineyard, where w**e club members now gather beneath the same beams to share w**e, stories and time together.
We love seeing the history in our reclaimed wood live on. A new place. A new purpose. And another generation gathering together. We are also neighbors! American Barnwood is just down the road from Ella’s tasting room. Stop in for a tasting, see the Barnwood in it’s new home, then come visit us and discover a piece of history of your own!
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📷 Eric Reim

03/09/2026

26/08/2026

Closed September 3-8th

12/08/2026

This wood once stood in a barn where communities gathered to celebrate. Now, nearly two centuries later, it has been repurposed into a beautiful pergola where friends and family can come together once again. We love seeing our barnwood begin a new chapter in SLO, especially as the owners open this incredible gathering space for a fundraiser benefiting City Farm SLO. Old wood. New memories.

02/07/2026

Closed July 4-9, 2026!
We will be closed to celebrate our country’s 250th Birthday in order to enjoy some BBQ and holiday fireworks with friends and family. We will re-open for regular hours on Friday July 10, 2026 at 10am. Happy 4th!