This custom five legged walnut extension dining table was a first for me. The design is a combination of a standard and pedestal style extension table. The fifth leg allows the table top to extend impressive lengths without experiencing any sagging.

This is a custom cherry console table I recently finished for a client in Bainbridge Island, Washington.

I wanted to do something a little different in building this custom extension dining table. To add some eye catching detail I used Teak veneer for the top, Zambezi Teak for the table top band/aprons and clear Teak for the turned/sculpted legs. I think the contrasting wood grain and color variation resulted in a very beautiful combination!

The closed dimensions of the table are 6’L x 48″W x 30″H and 10′ L in the open position. The extra width allows this table to accommodate up to 12 people.

I made this sculpted side table out of some very nice curly maple I found locally. In addition to some very nice figuring the grain has tints of rose coloration throughout the piece. I have to admit this table was a little hard to package up and let go of!

Dimensions: 24″L x 16″W x 27″H

Here’s a recently completed trestle table I made out of lightly spalted maple. The live edge top and base are made out of three slabs from the same set.

This is a sculpted table made out of cherry I recently finished. It’s almost identical to many of the sculpted tables I’ve done in the past. However, for this table I played around with shaping the top of the legs on the base. I wanted to add some visual interest to this part of the peice and was struck by how this slight change affected the overall look and feel of the table.