A client in Austin asked for a large, custom dining table that would seat at fourteen people.  She brought pictures of a Shaker communal table and asked if I could use that as a starting point for something a bit more modern.  I cleaned the lines up, gave it a more geometrical, architectural feel, and the table pictured above left was the result.  It is made entirely of clear longleaf pine that was reclaimed from the beams of a demolished Texas warehouse. 

Since then, several versions of the table have been made in different sizes,  using different varieties of wood.  And I’m extremely honored that the table was featured in a 2010 issue of American Woodworker, which you can read on my Media Page.

144 long x 52 wide x 30 high (pictured above left in solid longleaf pine)

52 long x 28 wide x 29 high (pictured below right in solid bubinga)

$3,500 - $7,500