We Love What We Do!
We are a small mom-and-pop shop that works hands-on to craft all of these tables, mantels, and countertops. We feel so very fortunate to reclaim old wood from the fading American landscape and to create wonderful pieces that can last generations. It is indeed a blessing. Let us create something for you.
The trestle table is a classic design that has been around for centuries. It has two legs and a horizontal stretcher between them. This simple design is both sturdy and stylish. We love trestle tables for two main reasons. First, they provide plenty of legroom for everyone at the table. Second, they’re built to last.
The term “farm tables” can mean different things to different people. Some people only mean classic tables with turned legs and thin tops, while others include trestle tables as well. We’re going to call any legged table a farm table.
That’s what this collection is all about!
These industrial machine base tables are so cool! I’ve been dreaming of designing tables from old industrial parts for probably 35 years. It was amazing to see the first one come together. Just like with our wood tops, we want the iron to have a natural and authentic look.
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Log Cabin Newspapers
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