Tables, where it started.
Dining, coffee, console, conference. River pours and single slabs.
- Base
- Through-bolts
- Slabs
- Resin
- Keys
The drawing
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A table is the piece a room gets arranged around.
Dining, coffee, console and conference tables, drawn to the room and built one at a time. River pours and single slabs, on bases made for each top.
01
Dining
Long tables sized to the room and the people around them.
02
Coffee
Low pieces that hold the center of a seating group.
03
Console
Narrow tables for walls, entries and hallways.
04
Conference
Large tops for boardrooms and shared workspaces.
05
River pours
Two slabs with resin poured between them and keys set across the river.
06
Single slabs
One live-edge slab, end to end.
Process
From rough slab to finished table, in seven stages.
A commission takes 8 to 16 weeks. This is one river table, in the wood and resin you picked above.
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Two bookmatched black walnut slabs
1Week of 12
Materials
What it can be made from.
- Black walnutWood
- Chocolate heartwood with grey-purple streaks.
- White oakWood
- Tight, straight grain. Shows ray fleck when quartersawn.
- Ebonized oakWood
- White oak blackened with iron acetate. The grain still reads.
- ObsidianResin
- Opaque black. Matches the blackened steel base.
- SmokeResin
- Translucent grey, like tinted glass.
- Blackened steelMetal
- Bases, stretchers and plates. Waxed after blackening.
- TravertineStone
- Plinth bases. Filled or left open-pored.
If it can be drawn, we can build it.
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