Tables

The Ashfall Edge desk is crafted from a single slab of salvaged Oregon white oak, brought to life through a dramatic waterfall edge — where the grain flows smoothly from the desktop down the side at a seamless 90° turn.

What sets this piece apart is the presence of charred sections within the slab, which continue uninterrupted across the waterfall edge. These scorched areas were meticulously filled with clear resin and polished to a mirror-like finish, creating a stunning contrast against the soft matte texture of the wood. The process is highly technical and labor-intensive, resulting in a desk that is truly one of a kind.

• Dimensions: Approx. 65″ L × 30″ W × 30″ H

• Materials: Salvaged Oregon White Oak, Clear Epoxy Resin

• Top Style: Single slab with waterfall edge

• Finish: Matte wood surface, high-gloss resin infill

• Construction: No visible hardware, seamless transitions

The Ashveil table is crafted from old-growth redwood salvaged in the aftermath of a northern California wildfire. Subtle traces of char remain visible beneath layers of opaque resin — preserved rather than erased — adding character, history, and contrast to the piece.

Its surface features rare ‘curl’ figure — a type of wood grain pattern that shimmers and appears to move with the light, while remaining perfectly flat to the touch. This natural phenomenon gives the table depth, motion, and sculptural complexity without altering its function or silhouette.

Old-growth redwood is uniquely capable of producing such rich, flowing curls, making this a visually dynamic and highly collectible piece.

• Dimensions: Approx. 40″ L × 20″ W × (customizable height)

• Materials: Salvaged Old-Growth Redwood, Opaque Epoxy Resin

• Visual Features: Preserved fire-char patterns, pronounced curl figure

• Finish: Resin-encapsulated top, matte or satin oil on wood

• Texture: Smooth, flat surface with optical movement

• Joinery & Base: Custom options available upon request

A bold blend of elegance and craftsmanship, the Cascade Ridge table is carved from a solid slab of reclaimed black walnut, featuring natural grain patterns and warm, earthy tones. Decorative inlays made from figured maple add a refined contrast, enhancing both beauty and structure.

The legs are built using traditional joinery — no nails, no screws — just precise wooden dowels for a clean, seamless look. Constructed entirely from hardwood, including walnut and curly maple, this piece offers both durability and timeless design.

• Width: 11–18 inches

• Height: 31 inches

• Length: 52 inches

• Materials: Reclaimed Black Walnut, Figured Maple

• Joinery: Wooden dowels, decorative hardwood inlays

• Hardware: None (fully wood-joined)

The Driftline dining table captures the quiet elegance of natural movement. Formed from a monumental slab of black walnut, its flowing edges have been preserved and enhanced with 2 inches of deep black epoxy resin — adding structure while honoring the organic contours of the wood.

Measuring 110 inches in length and over 40 inches in width, this table makes a powerful statement in both scale and presence. Weighing more than 400 pounds, it’s built to stand the test of time — not only in strength, but in style.

• Dimensions: 110″ L × 40″+ W × 30″ H (approx.)

• Materials: Black Walnut, Deep Black Epoxy Resin

• Top Style: Natural live-edge with epoxy-stabilized contours

• Finish: Smooth matte or satin oil (optional)

• Weight: 400+ lbs

• Base: Customizable by request (metal or hardwood options)

• Joinery: Seamless slab-resin transitions, reinforced core

The Emberveil table pushes the boundaries of traditional woodworking by blending deeply charred hardwood with crystal-clear resin to create a striking 3D visual effect. A thin layer of high-gloss epoxy captures the depth and detail of the charred textures, preserving them like embers beneath glass.

A contrasting exposed section of raw wood near one edge adds a natural gradient between burn and grain — an intentional design direction that opens creative possibilities for future variations. Whether featuring full charring or a mix of textures, this table embodies both craftsmanship and experimentation in material expression.

• Materials: Solid Hardwood (Charred), Crystal-clear Epoxy Resin

• Top Style: Single slab, charred with exposed wood contrast

• Finish: Gloss resin surface, matte wood edge transitions

• Visual Effect: High-depth 3D char texture under resin

• Hardware: Seamless, hidden joinery

The Gravity Fold end table is crafted from a single continuous slab of black walnut, precisely cut to preserve the natural grain as it flows seamlessly from the tabletop down the front edge. Its standout feature is a single-leg design — also formed with a waterfall joint — which gives the illusion that the table is floating when viewed from certain angles.

Despite its minimalist structure, the table is remarkably stable and serves as a sculptural yet functional accent for any interior.

• Materials: Salvaged Black Walnut

• Construction: Single-slab with continuous grain waterfall edge

• Leg Design: One-leg structure with waterfall joint

• Visual Effect: Floating appearance depending on angle

• Finish: Hand-finished in matte oil or clear lacquer (optional)

• Joinery: Seamless grain-matched cuts, no visible hardware