Nothing matches the warmth and beauty of natural wood countertops. While butcher block wood countertops are common wide wood planks and natural live edge wood slabs, they have grown in popularity. It is easy to understand why with the rich color tones, knots, and complex wood grain patterns, who needs stone countertops. Each live edge wood slab and wood plank is hand-selected and finished to perfection. Ultimately, producing quality natural wood countertops. Along with our live edge countertops, we also assist DIY woodworkers in sourcing quality air-dried material, along with a few tips of the trade, such as how to fill checks or voids and finish options. Services such as surfacing and cutting are also available.

Wood countertops on blue cabinets. — This elegant kitchen features live edge countertops made from old-growth redwood wood slabs. While wood slabs are abundant, we choose to ethically source our material from dead standing trees to root systems and log on the forest floor.

Natural wood countertops

Live edge countertops in southwest kitchen decor. — This live edge wood countertop is an ethically sourced Bigleaf maple wood slab. It features a natural edge and a complex color tone. The live edge also features a weather natural wood look.

Rustic wood wet bar — While the whiskey barrel acts as a bar sink, it is flanked by a kegerator and a beverage cooler. However, the maple wood countertop has a rustic live edge.

While butcher block countertops are common in kitchens, basically, strips of wood are fabricated together, making a solid hard surface. This style is also available in end grain and wide plank, with the most durable being the end grain butcher block countertops. They are also the most expensive. Simultaneously, the wood species like maple, walnut, cherry, hickory, and beech are common choices, all commonly found in your local lumber yard in various thicknesses. Typically a butcher block or wide plank countertop ranges from $35 to $75 per square foot. In contrast, the end grain is double the price. With live-edge countertops, the cost ranges from $95 to $300 per square foot.

Wood countertops

Black oak live edge wet bar — While natural wood has grown in popularity, not all wood species make great wood counters. Shown is a custom butler pantry wet bar with a black oak countertop.

Wood countertops in custom home bar. — Wood slab countertop crafted from ethically sourced black walnut wood slabs with an organic live edge.

Wood slab bar top — Custom designed and crafted modern floating live edge wood slab countertop.

Custom wet bar with maple wood countertop — Live edge maple wood countertop on with a whiskey barrel sink and beer keg cooler.

Live edge countertop

We specialize in natural wood countertops built from ethically sourced live edge wood slabs. We also harvest our live edge wood slabs from dead standing trees and root systems left on the forest floor. While our wood is from the Pacific Northwest, we also source material locally. We offer maple, black walnut, redwood, elm, claro walnut, western juniper, and other incidental trees. We look forward to working with you. The process is a simple email or calls our studio in Nashville, Tennesse, to walk through the process.