Tables

Beyond boards and mirrors, this collection extends into functional furniture. Live edge tabletops pair with a range of bases, from minimalist hairpin legs to wooden bases, with each piece built to bring the same character and craftsmanship to a room’s centerpiece.

Live Edge Console & Side Tables

Single slabs of Black Walnut, left with their natural live edge intact, are paired with slender steel hairpin legs for a clean, mid-century-inspired silhouette. The wood does the talking here — deep chocolate tones, dramatic cathedral grain, and the occasional burl or knot are showcased on a thick, substantial top, while the minimal black legs keep the piece feeling light and architectural. Butterfly key inlays are sometimes set across natural cracks and checks in the slab, both a structural reinforcement and a design detail that turns a flaw into a feature.

Multi-Species Patchwork Desktop

For a bolder, more graphic look, tabletops are built from a patchwork of contrasting species. Walnut, Maple, Cherry, Oak, and others are pieced together in wide vertical bands across a live-edge silhouette. The result reads almost like a wood sample board turned into furniture: every strip a different tone and grain pattern, unified by a durable, work-ready surface built for a full desk setup.

Sculptural Dining & Coffee Tables

At the larger end of the collection, thick Walnut and Curly Maple Slabs slabs—sometimes bookmatched—always live-edged, sit atop sculptural wooden bases with a distinctive splayed-leg silhouette. Butterfly joinery in contrasting light wood spans the tabletop’s natural fissures, tying the piece together both structurally and visually. These are statement pieces: substantial, gallery-worthy, and built to anchor a room.