Inspired by traditional New England kitchen tables, this dining room is reimagined as a center for daily dining and elegant hosting. This table is perfect for everyday meals, casual gatherings or formal events. The table top edge features a live edge on both sides that completes the refined yet rustic appearance of the entire table. The legs are shown as metal trapezoids.
Available in black walnut or maple.
Custom sizing is always welcome.
A river table is traditionally built with two slabs of hardwood with their natural, live edges turned toward the center of the table. The resulting natural flowing “river” is then filled with epoxy to create a striking and unique tabletop. The river can be almost any color you can imagine, but blue, gray and black are very common choices. Colorful epoxy typically features a bright pearlescent sparkle that blooms in beautiful, random patterns during the curing process.
River tables lend themselves to almost any type of leg system. Traditional legs like trestle, farmhouse, or posts present the natural beauty of the table warmly. However, the table can take on a decidedly modern appearance by supporting it with sleek, steel legs.
River tables are usually made using black walnut.
Custom materials and sizing is always welcome.
This piece is constructed of solid hardwood with breadboard ends for a classing dining table look. It is supported by two handcrafted trestle legs that match the top. A stretcher between the legs adds to the overall stability and aesthetic of this stunning table.
Available in walnut, maple, ash or oak. Length is typically 72 or 84 inches.
Custom materials and sizing is always welcome.
A rock solid square table top set on your choice of a substantial pedestal base or traditional legs.
Available in walnut, maple, ash or oak. Length is typically 48 to 60 inches.
Custom materials and sizing is always welcome.
This table is a modern interpretation of the traditional monastery dining table. This timeless design can easily be dressed up or down to suit everyday meals, casual gatherings or formal events. The tabletop edge features a step down and rounded surface that finishes the clean appearance of the entire table. The legs are traditional angle braced trestle style.
Available in walnut, ash or oak.
Custom materials and sizing is always welcome.
A natural wood tone table top with elegant grain and breadboard ends is supported by a white apron and trestle legs. Legs can be replaced with any available styles to ensure a perfect complement to your dining room or eat-in kitchen.
Available in walnut, ash or oak.
Custom materials and sizing is always welcome.
This table is constructed of solid hardwoods that show their character through flowing lines of contrasting grain. The tabletop edge is rounded and chamfered to add to the graceful aspect. Supported by two angled steel legs.
Available in walnut, ash or oak. Length is typically 72 or 84 inches.
Custom materials and sizing is always welcome.
Farmhouse legs and apron support this tabletop created with chunky wood. Each table is crafted from a rotating supply of material ensuring that no two will be the same. Each unique table is smooth and sealed to ensure decades of durability.
Available in walnut, ash or oak.
Custom materials and sizing is always welcome.
A traditional dining table featuring dimensional boards joined lengthwise then capped with breadboard ends. This table is perfect for daily use but works well in formal settings as well. The legs for this style are typically wood, but these can be any style from simple posts to elegant trestles or pedestals.
Available in walnut, ash or oak. Reclaimed wood is also an option for a more rugged design.
Custom materials and sizing is always welcome.
This elegant farmhouse table sits above twin pedestal bases to allow for maximum seating. The traditional style is timeless and durable.
Available in walnut, ash or oak.
Custom materials and sizing is always welcome.
This modern banquet table is constructed of solid hardwoods that show their character through flowing lines of contrasting grain. Supported by a simple apron and four sturdy square legs to allow for maximum seating.
Available in walnut, ash or oak.
Custom materials and sizing is always welcome.
A river table is traditionally built with two slabs of hardwood with their natural, live edges turned toward the center of the table. The multiple slab version takes this up several notches by using several slabs arranged diagonally to create multiple islands and rivers. The rivers are filled with epoxy to create a striking and unique tabletop. The rivers can be almost any color you can imagine, but blue, gray and black are very common choices. Colorful epoxy typically features a bright pearlescent sparkle that blooms in beautiful, random patterns during the curing process.
Multiple slab river tables are very modern and are typically paired with modern legs such as black steel with a geometric pattern.
River tables are usually made using black walnut.
Custom materials and sizing is always welcome.
This table features dark wood, modern lines, and efficient design. A segmented table top is “stitched” together with connecting accents and supported by a rail on the underside. Four legs are similarly connected to complete the design.
This table is typically made with black walnut or oak.
Custom materials and sizing is always welcome.
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If you’re a fan of beautiful, handcrafted hardwood tables, you’re in for a treat. I’ve put together a lookbook showcasing some of my favorite pieces, complete with images and descriptions. Take a few minutes to browse through and get inspired by the unique designs and craftsmanship. Who knows, you might just find the perfect table for your home!
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