Tables
All of our tables are built custom to the customers requests.
All of our tables are built custom to the customers requests.
This is a simple barn style table with square frame legs. It was made with random woods to make each table different. We did a burnt top using a large propane torch and coated them with an exterior finish to maintain the wood. In total we made 22 eight foot tables, two ten foot tables, and two twelve foot tables. They were all built for a wedding venue.
This is a black walnut coffee table made from a live edge slab. It is poured with epoxy. We did a layer of purple epoxy, then added pansies (the customers favorite flower). We then poured a clear epoxy over the flowers. We also poured the end aprons with epoxy and added flowers to them as well. The table was made with arched legs and a mahogany bottom.
This is a custom ash buffet table. The customer wanted a painted look with lots of wood grain. We used ash because it is an open grain wood that allows the finish to soak in and make the grain stand out. They also wanted glass on each end and in the doors.
This is a red oak high top table built for a restaurant. It was an industrial style table with square legs and exposed hardware. It was finished with conversion varnish for a strong chemical resistant finish.
This is a custom buffet table made from maple. It was stained with red maple and made to store extra place settings. It features turned legs with a fluted top to give it some extra character.
This is a maple console table stained antique white. The customer wanted something made with no hardware so we used blind hand-cut dovetails to fasten the apron to the leg. The top was fastened using mortise and tenon joinery with dowels for added strength.
This is a stained maple mid-century modern table. It was made with tapered legs and all of the aprons feature a mortise and tenon joint to attach to the legs. It also includes three feet of leaves to extend when company is over. Each section of the top is made with a v-groove joint and dowels to add extra character to the edge.
This is a simple utility table. The customer wanted it painted white with a natural maple butcher block top. We added casters to the legs to make it a mobile work station in their kitchen.
This is a black walnut end table with arched legs. It was made to display items in a living room while remaining functional.
This is currently the largest table we have built. It sits at five feet wide by ten feet long. It is made with leaves and when fully extended is twenty feet long. The customer wanted it made from ribbon sawn sapele which is a very straight grain pattern. We also worked on the leg design with them to make them a custom leg that would stand out. It was finished with conversion varnish for a strong chemical resistant finish.
This is a small high top dining table made for a customers kitchen. It is made from cherry and stained to match their existing kitchen cabinets. We also made all of the stools to match. The table and stools were built with mortise and tenon joinery.
This is a custom table built for the hallway of the customers entrance. They wanted to mix stain and paint to make it stand out from their walls. We used maple for all the painted parts and ash with a perfect brown stain for the top and the bottom. They wanted a farm style look so we added the X to each end. The bottom was slatted to break up the piece a bit more.
This is a mobile utility table with shelving and an open back for seating. The customer wanted the table made from maple to be painted. They also wanted a multi-wood top to give it extra character. The top was finished with mineral oil so they could use it as a cutting board.