Tables

This dining table is one of our biggest. At 9 feet long, this solid slab walnut top is supported by a cross beam system. Perfect for dinner parties, family dinners, and more, this table will be sure to garner some comments. Elegant and interesting, this table is also available in cherry.

Detail of the cross beam support and wood grain

This large walnut table reminds us of family dinners. The table is wide and spacious with room for plenty. The natural color variations create a beautiful pattern that needs no covering. A hand rubbed tung oil finish brings out the inherent shine of the wood.

Even the legs of this walnut table express their own character - an object of beauty and elegance from all angles.

This wide cherry table seats 8. The table top is solid cherry with live edge accent.

With a slimmer table top, this cherry table is a lighter version of Glory. More fluidity in the lines and larger opening in the legs adds to this sense of lightness.

It all began with this elegant walnut table built for Gary's dining area. Solid slab walnut for the legs and table top.

Beautiful grain detail along the table top.

A family table, seating 9, we use it for crafts, games, parties, and dinner, of course! The walnut legs are lighter and slimmer than Genesis.

The long lines of this walnut slab table top contrast the wild movement of the tree root base. Solid and sturdy, this is an elegant table to enhance any space. It now has a coat of oil to enhance the natural luster of the wood.

Commissioned by Dodon Winery in Davidsonville, MD for their tasting/entertaining space, this walnut table was inspired by woodworker George Nakashima.

This 4 seat walnut dining room table is perfect for those who want a solid wood table but are limited by space. Here you see it with Encompass chair and Triad.

This white walnut slab top with butterfly sits atop gracefully crossed and inter-supported legs. This piece accentuates the natural behavior of the tree by combining beauty with grace. The hue is adjusted by the angle of the sun on the table.

This photo was taken in the late day to show the movement in the grain and the way light can play with the visual effects. Sworls and eddies flow over the edge and into the crevasse - bridged by the artfully place butterfly.

Versatile as a side table and a desk, this cherry wood piece is truly unique. The slab top showcases the natural coloring variations, live edging, and detailed grain exposure. This piece is sure to wow!