West End Salvage

Don and his team are making over an entire bedroom for homeowners Lauren and Stu Steenhoek. Using old barn wood, a reclaimed pocket door and some old tin ceiling tiles, they turn a suburban bedroom into a one-of-a-kind space.

Mark and Amy are at a loss on how to turn their blah basement into a comfortable and stylish entertaining space so they turn to West End Salvage for help.

Tasked with redecorating a large family room in suburban Des Moines, Don Short and the team at West End Salvage pull out all the stops, including reclaiming one hundred and ten year old chalk boards from a rural school house.

Dan and Shannon asked the West End Salvage team to redo their boring master bedroom. With a mix of cool tones, rich fabrics, and a new star burst ceiling treatment, the team creates a one of a kind rustic luxe-style retreat.

Using a copper cupola, some salvaged shutters and drawers off an vintage card catalog, the West End Team turns a hum-drum dining room into a swank lounge filled with bold color and one of a kind creations.

Awkward room layouts don't scare the team at West End Salvage. They embrace new challenges, which is why they accepted to redesign Brandon and Sarah's L-shaped living room and adjacent dining room.

The West End Salvage team meet their toughest challenge as they take on adjoining rooms in a house overun by toddlers. With four little boys, all under the age of 7, this couple has no clue on how to design a room that functions.

The West End Salvage team go full throttle as they put their unique stamp of reclaimed design on an industrial loft in the heart of downtown Des Moines. The open floor plan is blended between rural roots and fast-paced city life.

Jason and Kati have a special place in their hearts for West End Salvage. The couple got married in the shop. Now that they're ready to upgrade the family room in their 1920s Victorian home, there's no one else they trust.

West End Salvage creates a firestorm design in a Queen Anne Victorian home.

Scott and Kenny have an awkwardly laid out living and dining room combo with a small kitchen that they'd like the West End team to restructure. Hal Davis plans to knock down a wall to create one, harmonious room with better flow.

Daniel doesn't know what to do with his tiny downtown loft. He wants his place to function as living room, dining room and home office, so he's hired Don and the team at to completely change the space from top to bottom.

A couple looks for a change in their master bedroom. They love the high ceilings, but are stumped as far as decorating goes. Their neighbor is Brian, one of West End's carpenters, so they've come to the shop looking for answers.