Coffee Table
This live edge walnut coffee table originated as two separate off-cuts from a much larger slab. When placed side-by-side, the two complemented each other so well as to blend together into a single piece. This very rarely works out so well and makes this table one of a kind.
This live edge walnut coffee table originated as two separate off-cuts from a much larger slab. When placed side-by-side, the two complemented each other so well as to blend together into a single piece. This very rarely works out so well and makes this table one of a kind.
This live edge walnut coffee table originated as two separate off-cuts from a much larger slab. When placed side-by-side, the two complemented each other so well as to blend together into a single piece. This very rarely works out so well and makes this table one of a kind.
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Flattened with a hand plane and sanded smooth.
The bottom side of the crack has a long walnut patch hidden away to keep it structurally in place. Meanwhile the top has been stabilized with hand cut red elm bowties. It rests on a more modern version of the trestle-style base utilizing charred white ash. Originally it was used as a way to preserve and protect wood. Shou Sugi Ban; the process of charring the outer layer of wood, reveals a much more exaggerated texture to the wood grain.
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Length: 72 inches
Width: 24 inches (varies with live edge)
Height: 18 inches
Weight: Approx 100 lbs
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Materials:
Solid black walnut top
Solid white ash base
Solid red elm bowties
Janka Hardness:
1010 lbf. (black walnut)
1320 lbf (white ash)
Edge Detail: Live edge
Finishes:
Water borne polyacrylic
Shou Sugi Ban (charred) base before finishing
Assembly: No assembly.
Comes pre-assembled. Top can be removed with a Philips or Robinson tipped screwdriver. It is recommended to have a second persons help when moving or flipping the table.
Felt pads included
Shipping:
Local Pick-up is preferred however; if you wish to have this item shipped please inquire via e-mail after checkout to receive a crating and LTL quote.
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Clean with mild soap and water or a damp cloth. Waxes, polishes, and ammonia based cleaners are not recommended. Please see our Workmanship Guarantee for more information.
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Please feel free to Contact Us with any of your questions about this product or a custom project like this product.
Hand Cutting the Bowties
