Behind the Scenes

 When you need a little assistance figuring out the details for your table, a design consultation is our favorite way to sort it out. And our design consultations got an upgrade!

Now there's video!!

Every few weeks I like to make a mess. I call it a test mess. We make tables that get used in all sorts of different ways, and by all sorts of different people. That includes children, and this month, that includes Santa. 

This summer we did something new.

A family reached out to us, they were building a new home, and they needed to furnish it. They asked if we would build them the furniture for the house. Now, not everything, just the wood stuff. Well we always love a challenge, so we said yes. Read on to learn more about this project.

Every table has a base. They all touch the ground somehow. At least, until someone figures out floating tables. (I'm thinking magnets, scientists get on it.) Table bases are all basically one of four different styles: Pedestal, Trestle, 2 legs, or 4 legs. I'll call the 4 legs Parson. Let's explore each one.

If you're looking for a walnut table that focuses on the darker tones in the wood, Select Walnut might be the option for you. Learn more about this means.

Let’s face it, we all have ‘stuff’ that we need to organize. Whether it’s our favorite collectibles, those useful things we use everyday, or special occasion things, we need ways to corral it all in a way that we can find it when we need it. The solution is custom cabinetry.

TLDR: I'm friends with firefighters now. Also they have a swanky new table.

For the perfect event you need the right set up. And we got to be part of a very fun event recently as the planner's vision included a beer garden with custom tables. 

Sometimes custom projects are REALLY custom. In this case, we were asked to help create a boardroom table with an inlaid slab of granite. This was a fun project to be part of.

We love when we can deliver tables ourselves. So every so often we load up a truck and make deliveries to customers in the northeastern US. In mid-June, Ted’s brother, Tim, headed out on one of these delivery runs.