The Hearth Trestle Dining Table in Cast Bronze w/ Bastogne Walnut Slab Top

Continuing to explore the combination of mixed materials, the clean lines of the Hearth Dining Table featue a solid, cast bronze trestle stlyle base with an interlocking wood strecher and a single slab Bastogne Walnut top.  

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Eastern Walnut Building Blocks

Hand sawn from massive cubes of solid Eastern Walnut, these constructivist styled and earthquake inspired building blocks are so versatile.

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The Pangea Table w/ Live Edge Bastogne Walnut + Cast Bronze

Introducing another first of its kind, cast bronze infilled live edge dining table in Bastogne Walnut.

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Massive Live Edge Claro Walnut Conference Table

Each of these live edge tables require countless decisions at each step of the process. 

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Claro Walnut Live Edge Suspended Console

We love customizing pieces from our Suspended line, here is a custom Suspended Console Table featuring a live edge Claro Walnut slab top on a blackened steel frame. 

This particular slab displays a stunning array of color and figure, a truly exquisite example of California Claro Walnut.  We used a black oxide patina to chemically blacken the steel frame, so as to highlight the dark tones in the Claro Walnut top.  Photographed at our slab warehouse where it patiently awaited being reborn into a heirloom piece of furniture.

Our Suspended line can be customized in terms of frame finish, wood specie, wood thickness, and wood finish.

Cast Bronze Edge Table - No.1

This piece represents my current and continuing interest with bronze as a material and casting as a process.

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Live Edge Walnut Slabs!

Looking for the perfect live edge table?  Our process begins with air dried and kiln dried slabs that were locally sourced and salvaged from urban development projects.  These trees soaked up the California sun and all of the hearty minerals growing in the Northern California soil, resulting in a stunning array of colors along with the more traditional brown and black hues.  Many of these trees were planted on the perimeter of Sacramento, central valley, and San Francisco Bay Area farms and grew to a tremendous size with the help of farm water runoff.  Road widening projects, housing developments, and natural disease are some of the reasons that we get to work with such exceptional wood, and we are happy to share it with all of our customers!

Stay posted as we continue to post about our lengthy and detailed process that results in one of a kind live edge pieces of furniture.

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