A preview of what's coming — full pieces available at launch. Nothing here is for sale yet, and there are no prices, because the first tables are still being built.
Photography in progress
Dining tables
Trestle, pedestal and four-post bases in white oak, black walnut or reclaimed Douglas fir. Tops run 32 to 45 mm thick with breadboard ends so the wood can move through the seasons without cupping. Lengths from 1.6 to 3.2 metres.
Low and deliberately heavy. Live-edge walnut slabs with butterfly keys across any checks, or squared-off oak with a chamfered underbevel that makes a thick top look light from a seated height.
Narrow pieces — 300 to 400mm deep — for hallways, entryways and behind a sofa. Tapered legs, optional lower shelf in the same board, and a top edge eased by hand so it never catches a hip.
Drawn around your room rather than a standard size: awkward alcoves, extra-long farmhouse tables, matching benches, desks. We start from your dimensions and the wood you're drawn to, and sketch from there.