Dining Tables
Your dining room table serves as the heart of the home—bringing people together for meals, conversations, and special moments. Designed to suit a variety of spaces and styles, they come in an array of shapes, sizes, and materials. Whether hosting a holiday gathering or enjoying a quiet family dinner, a dining table offers both function and aesthetic appeal. Its presence anchors the room and reflects the atmosphere of the home, making it a timeless and essential piece of furniture.
Conference Tables
Conference tables are essential for creating a professional and collaborative environment in any office or meeting space. Designed to accommodate group discussions, presentations, and team planning, they offer ample surface area and seating capacity for a range of business needs while balancing functionality with visual presence. Whether for small team huddles or large boardroom meetings, a well-crafted conference table sets the tone for productivity and professionalism.
Coffee Tables
Coffee tables are a central piece in any living space, blending style and functionality. Positioned in front of sofas or seating areas, they provide a convenient surface for drinks, books, décor, and everyday essentials. Coffee tables can enhance the overall aesthetic of a room while adding practical utility. Whether used for entertaining or relaxing, a coffee table is both a focal point and a functional staple in the home.
Bench Seating
A streamlined design and ability to seat multiple people makes bench seating ideal for entryways, dining areas, indoor patios, or at the foot of a bed. Bench seating combines form and function, providing additional seating without taking up too much space. Its versatility makes it a popular choice for both casual and formal settings.
Custom Requests
We make a variety of custom requests for our customers, including mantles, desks, and design-forward furniture that keeps clutter out of sight. We build what the big box stores cannot and are proud to provide durable and functional furniture that will become the centerpiece of your family or business.
Wood Species
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Maple
Maple is a light-colored hardwood prized for its strength, fine grain, and versatility. Its color ranges from creamy white to light reddish-brown, sometimes with darker streaks or a yellowish tint. The grain is usually straight and smooth, occasionally showing subtle curls, giving maple a clean, modern appearance—ideal for minimalist designs. As one of the hardest domestic hardwoods, it’s durable, heavy, and resistant to dents and scratches, making it well-suited for high-use furniture.
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Ash
Ash is a strong, light-colored hardwood valued for its durability and flexibility, making it ideal for furniture and heavy-use items. Its color ranges from creamy white to pale yellow-brown, sometimes with gray or olive tones, giving it a clean, modern appeal—especially in Scandinavian design. Ash typically has a straight, open grain with occasional waves, creating a subtle rustic look. It finishes to a smooth, matte surface and is often left natural to highlight its texture. While it can be stained darker, its open grain may lead to uneven absorption, requiring extra care.
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White Oak
White oak is another highly regarded hardwood, known for its strength, durability, and classic appearance. It has a lighter, more neutral color compared to walnut, with shades of light to medium brown, often accompanied by a slightly gray or golden undertone. The wood’s grain is typically straight, though it can occasionally have a more wavy or curly pattern, especially when quarter-sawn. This straight grain gives it a clean, consistent look that’s great for a
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Hickory
Hickory is a dense, highly durable hardwood known for its bold, rustic grain and striking color variations—from pale yellow-brown to reddish tones with dark streaks. Its coarse, interwoven grain gives it a rugged, eye-catching look, ideal for statement pieces. As one of the hardest domestic hardwoods, hickory resists wear, impact, and warping, making it perfect for high-use or outdoor furniture like benches, tables, and chairs.
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Red Oak
Red oak is a hardwood that offers a balance of affordability, strength, and beauty, making it a popular choice for both traditional and contemporary furniture. The wood typically has a warm, reddish-brown hue, with a prominent grain pattern that is often quite open and distinct. The grain can be straight or slightly wavy, and it features noticeable rings and pores, giving it a more textured look compared to woods like walnut or white oak.
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Cherry
Cherry is a prized hardwood known for its rich reddish-brown color, which deepens over time into a warm, amber hue. It begins with a lighter, golden-red tone and darkens naturally with age and light exposure—one of its most valued traits. Cherry has a fine, smooth texture and typically straight grain, occasionally with gentle waves for added character. It’s easy to work with, takes stain well, and finishes with a refined, soft luster that enhances its depth and elegance.
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Walnut
Walnut is a rich, dark hardwood known for its beautiful grain patterns and durability. It typically has a deep brown color, with hues ranging from chocolate brown to a purplish tone, and sometimes even a golden or reddish undertone. The grain can be straight, but it’s often wavy or curly, which gives it a distinctive,
high-end look.It’s highly resistant to
wear and tear, and its smooth texture holds finishes well, which brings out the
depth of its color and grain.
