Wooden Hinge Pedestal Table
This table has several unique and intriguing qualities. It was made from Cherry and features a handshaped base that resembles a natural tree form. It also has the same unique joinery underneath as the pedestal table pictured above. But perhaps the most eyecatching quality is the wooden hinges. This piece is sure to be the center of attention.

Mesquite Barrel Stave Table
This table features gorgeous mesquite wood with turquoise inlayed into the cracks. It's most interesting and striking feature is the bentwood base that also has turquoise inlayed and ebony accents.

Mesquite Dinning Table
This custom table features a hand sculpted base that resembles a tree uprooting. The top has a curved maple and walnut inlay sandwiched in the middle along with turquoise filled in the cracks. The joinery on the bottom (see inset picture) is perhaps the most unique creation of all and can make for great conversation if a mirror is placed under the base. Pictures taken by Richard Bryant

HEMISPHERE TABLE
This Bentwood Table made from Black Walnut with African Purple Heart breadboards on the ends is the same style as the table at left, but smaller. This piece can be used as either a dinning room table, desk, a beautiful focal point at an entry or in a lobby. It's a real conversation piece.

Mesquite Arch Table
This table made from Mesquite features curved and bent wood in the base, that resembles an arch. The mesquite tree used to make this table was unusually large and therefore the top shows off those wide boards. The top also features turquoise inlay and a beautiful crotch section that shows the sap wood.

Mesquite Breakfast Table set
This is the table to the right without turquoise. There is two mesquite spindle back dinning chairs as well. Just perfect to enjoy a gorgeous view while drinking that morning coffee.

This Black Walnut Dining Set features a unique table with a bentwood base (like one pictured above) and an incredibly beautiful top. These tables can seat anywhere from four to eight. No matter the size, you are sure to love this artistic focal point in your home. See Furniture Building Process for our techniques

Want to learn how to make this bentwood lamination? Go to our classes page.

Lodge andConference Tables
These tables were made for a hunting lodge in Colorado. They were two 16ft long by 4ft wide Mahogany slabs with Walnut bread board ends attached, weighing in at around 400lbs each. The base was three trestles put together with a natural walnut slab running through them. The chairs were made from walnut w/maple and they featured a carved seat, handshaped arms, headrest and back lumbar support.
See our chair page for a detail picture of this style of chair.