Portsmouth Book Matched Live Edge Table
The Portsmouth Table features mirrored live edge slabs from a single tree, handcrafted with stunning grain, steel legs, and a premium oil-wax finish.
Portsmouth Book Matched Live Edge Table
Manchester Heritage Table
The Manchester Heritage is a farmhouse dining table with genuine craft credentials — breadboard ends that move with the wood, a turned-leg base that references centuries of furniture making, and a solid hardwood top that only gets better with age.
Manchester Heritage Table
Nottingham Live Edge Table
The Nottingham is built from a single continuous slab of hardwood — not joined, not pieced together. The live edge is preserved exactly as the tree left it: flowing, irregular, and completely unrepeatable.
Nottingham Live Edge Table
Holden Grand Dining Table
The Holden begins the same way as a live edge table — two consecutive slabs from the same tree, opened so the grain mirrors across the centerline. Then the natural edges are removed, the profile is given a softened pencil edge, and the underside is chamfered to reduce visual weight.
Holden Grand Dining Table
Springsteen River Table
The Springsteen pairs two black walnut live edge slabs with a flowing epoxy river through the center — most commonly in deep black, though the color is entirely your choice. The contrast between the warm, figured walnut and the smooth river channel creates a table that earns a second look from across the room.
Springsteen River Table
Andrea Square Table
The Andrea is built as a true square — a format that encourages conversation in a way rectangular tables simply can't. A solid hardwood top with a matching apron gives it a grounded, architectural presence, while the square proportions make it surprisingly efficient.
