Nothing matches the warmth and beauty of natural wood countertops. While butcher block wood is common, wide wood planks and natural live edge wood counters have grown in popularity. It is easy to understand why, with their rich color tones, knots, and complex wood grain patterns. Along with our live edge counters, we also assist DIY woodworkers in sourcing quality material and a few trade tips, such as how to fill checks or voids and finish options. Services such as surfacing and cutting are also available.

Natural wood countertops




Wood counter
Butcher block counters feature strips of wood fabricated together, making a solid, hard surface. This style is also available in end grain and wide plank, the most durable being the end grain butcher block countertops. They are also the most expensive. Simultaneously, wood species like maple, walnut, cherry, hickory, and beech are common choices in your local lumberyard in various sizes. A butcher block or wide plank counter typically ranges from $75 to $300 per square foot. On the other hand, end grain is double the price. With live-edge countertops, the cost ranges from $95 to $500 per square foot.




Live edge countertop
We specialize in natural wood counters built from live edge wood slabs. We also harvest our live edge wood slabs from dead-standing trees and root systems 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. A simple email or call to our Nashville, Tennessee studio at 615-878-6216.

Wood slab countertop



Live edge wood countertops

Rustic wood countertops



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Custom wood slab countertops









Butcher block counter

We use a waterproof hand-rubbed finish that becomes part of the wood and expands and contracts with the wood. Thus making it easy to clean and repair if needed. The finish will repel, but only for so long. Also, you cannot place hot pans or dishes directly on the wood as this can cause damage. We suggest using common sense and wiping up spills. Additionally, use the wash and wax care products we suggest, as they will keep your pieces looking great for many years.
The pictured projects are examples of some of our work. Please call at 615-878-6216 or email sales@littlebranchfarm.com.

