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Rustic dining table | Live edge dining table

A rustic dining table, whether made in a wood slab or live edge dining table design, both are stunning. Each is one-of-a-kind, handmade from solid live edge wood or wood planks. Available in various sizes and all handcrafted from ethically sourced wood native to the Pacific Northwest. Species, such as old-growth redwood, claro walnut, and maple, to name a few. That is to say, we hand select materials unique in wood grain pattern, such as knots, burl, and curl, to use in our rustic style natural wood furniture. With live edge wood slabs available worldwide, we choose to use local materials native to the USA.

Rustic dining table with chairs.
The contemporary rustic dining room showcases a claro walnut live edge table with a wood slab chandelier providing balanced lighting over the table.
Live edge Claro walnut dining table shown with modern metal slab legs. This live edge furniture design features bow tie joinery and open voids. As well as finished with a durable abrasion and moisture-resistant natural wood finish.

Rustic dining table

As part of responsible sourcing, we also proffer wood slabs harvested from dead standing trees on the forest floor by hand-select old-growth Redwood, Claro walnut, Black walnut, Buckeye burl, and Bigleaf Maple as our main wood species. Along with these, related wood species such as Elm, Black Oak, and others find their way into our studio. We use a durable finish on our live edge dining tables, rustic furniture, and wood countertops. It repels water, wine, soda, and more. Also, easy to care for and repair if needed, as no wood finish is without the possibility of damage. Designed as a floor finish first, which makes it very versatile. It also meets and carries the Declare label, meaning that no substance used to make it is red label anywhere in the world. 

Rustic dining table
Claro walnut wood slab dining table with an elk antler candelabra centerpiece.
This formal dining room scene features a live edge oak dining table paired with an open-concept dining chair. We use a high-quality hand-rubbed wood finish on our live-edge furniture designs. It’s durable and abrasion-resistant and repels cola, coffee, wine, and more. As well as easy to care for.
Live edge dining table with metal legs.
This custom rustic table features hand-forged metal legs paired with a salvaged old-growth redwood wood slab. It is 38″ tall, matching benches as a custom communal table, and features a fire-charred live edge.
Rustic modern table features sleek modern steel slab legs supporting a live edge Claro Walnut wood slab.

Live edge dining table

Square live edge table on cow hide rug.
7′ x 7′ square rustic dining table custom-made from two Claro walnut live edge wood slabs.
Exotic maple wood grain pattern
This spalted maple live edge table shows the rich color tones of air-dried natural wood. It also has a weathered gray live edge, common in maple logs aged in the elements.
live edge table next to white walls
Live edge dining table, custom-built from an old-growth redwood wood slab salvaged from the forest floor. The rustic design also features live edge wood legs, giving it a medieval look in this classy New York City loft.
cypress wood table
Classic end grain slab is a double heart cypress featured as a live edge table design by Kelly Maxwell. The end grain wood slab is 5′ by 4′ roundish and 5″ thick. This elegant wood dining table design features a modern metal base design.

Wood slab dining table

No rustic dining table is complete without a base. It is the foundation or base which determines whether it is a rustic modern, rustic, or contemporary design. We offer root, stump bases, metal, acrylic, driftwood, wood slab, and juniper logs. A root or stump base is excellent for rustic decor and can warm an ultra-modern decor. But acrylic screams clean and airy as if the live edge dining table is floating with the metal legs complementing an industrial or modern appeal. The design options are almost limitless.

Caro walnut trestle table base
The natural wood trestle table base is a great functional wood table base option. Along with functionality, this is also a timeless natural wood furniture design.
Contemporary rustic live edge dining room design features a Claro walnut wood slab.
Farmhouse table with chairs
This classic live-edge dining table highlights the natural beauty of this massive black walnut wood slab—paired high-backed dining chair design, which adds to this rustic furniture design’s majestic beauty.

The wood slab dining table bases can have a live edge or feature clean lines. Another base style we offer is a trestle, which allows maximum seating. Because we are a custom furniture studio, the options are limitless. We often say the only limitation is the imagination regarding our custom rustic furniture.

Natural wood table

The rustic modern dining table showcases a Claro walnut wood with a mix of live edge and clean cuts creating a rectangular design. Acrylic legs create a floating table look.
Large curly redwood rustic dining table.
A massive live edge rustic dining table highlights the natural wood beauty of old-growth curly redwood. It also features wood slab legs with a natural live edge.
Custom Claro walnut rustic dining table.
As well as being a 13′ natural wood dining table, this end-matched wood slab makes 2 wood tables. While a 13′ solid Claro Walnut wood slab is an option, this client wanted something different. So, we took two matched live edge wood slabs cut into six-and-a-half-foot rectangles. Simultaneously, supporting both tables with traditional trestle bases and creating a modern farmhouse table design.
Oak wood plank table with waterfall
While this waterfall wood plank table is a classic natural wood table. The natural wood beauty of Black Oak, and wood planks.

A farmhouse dining table is typically long, narrow, and handmade, much like a rustic table. At the same time, the modern farm table tends to be refined and used only for dining. The original farmhouse dining table was the main work and project table. One day, it is a workbench to repair equipment, then Sunday dinner with a neighboring family. Typically, they are crafted from solid wood planks, whether dimensional lumber or solid wood slabs. Whether a rustic or contemporary table, a farmhouse dining table will be a perfect fit.