A recipe for success: Classic Gray stain on a double live-edge oak top set apart with solid, flat metal hairpin legs. It's a fresh take on modern rustic, handcrafted to last.

Features and materials
Oak double live edge top
Classic Gray stain
Flat metal hairpin legs

Dimensions
26" x 32" x 17"

Sittin' on the dock of the bay--no wait, you're in your own home gazing at the beauty of the cobalt blue embedded in this oak coffee table. Framed by double live edges, this piece is a stunner.

Features and materials
Double live edge oak from Plover, WI
Cobalt blue resin inlay
Flat metal legs

Dimensions
17" x 48" x 17"

This oak coffee table brushes your room with nature, calmly and with purpose, sized to fit 'most anywhere.

Features and materials
Double live edge oak top in Classic Gray
Flat metal hairpin legs

Dimensions
30" x 24" x 16"

Starting with a double live edge oak slab top and ending with a client-inspired inverted trapezoid base, this custom coffee table delivers understated style with ease.

Features and materials
Double live edge oak top
Trapezoid metal tubing base

Dimensions
26" x 48" x 18"

Can't you hear the sounds of the forest?--leaves gently rustling, snow melting off the branches, and then the stillness that calms and reassures you. This maple coffee table transports you there, and then brings you right back home.

Features and materials
3"+ thick maple slab from New London, WI
Flat metal hairpin legs

Dimensions
25" x 37" x 15.5"

Take four comfy chairs, center them around this stunning round cedar coffee table, and slide in an end table to hold a lamp and drinks. Sounds like a recipe for relaxation! These pieces were custom created for our clients--what a great collaboration!

Features and materials
Cedar beams from a 1970's MN Fairgrounds fence
Reclaimed lumber and cedar base for round
Flat metal legs for end
Round coffee table $475
End table $375

Dimensions
38" round and 16" x 34" x 23"

A bevy of black walnut beauties await you, as we've created three tables: console, end, and coffee. Each one has its own ins and outs--check out the 'bear claw' marks on the console! These are front and center in our showroom.

Features and materials
Black walnut from Amherst, WI
Hairpin legs
Console: $225
Coffee: $225
End: $175

Dimensions
16" x 35.5" x 17.5"

Interiors should echo who we are. How about artistic, sleek, with style for days? This cedar bench, repurposed from a 1970's MN Fairgrounds fence, now feels right in step for today.

Features and materials
3" cedar beams from a 1970's MN Fairgrounds
Flat metal legs

Dimensions
18" x 36.5" x 18.5"

Distinctive graining in this maple slab enhances the wood, as this piece is ready for your every need--more seating, storage at the end of a bed, +/or serving drinks and games in front of your sofa. See this at our showroom!

Features and materials
Double live edge slab maple top
Flat metal legs

Dimensions
42" x 14" x 18"

Indecisive--no way! Double duty means you can use this piece as a coffee table AND a bench. Made with 1935 barn wood from Angelica, WI, this piece was finished in Classic Gray with a Special Walnut wash for extra flair.

Features and materials
Barn wood from a 1935 barn in Angelica, WI
Classic Gray stain with Special Walnut wash
Flat metal legs

Dimensions
19" x 42" x 18"

In early December we traveled to Birnamwood, WI, site of an early 1900's barn whose foundation had crumbled. The original farmer's son and his wife still live on the land, and showed us several massive 8" thick beams that we took back to our shop. We've used one of these beams for this coffee table, so the memories and stories of this long-ago time can live on.

Features and materials
8" beams from a 1900's barn in Birnamwood, WI
Flat metal hairpin legs

Dimensions
22" x 35" x 17.5"

Starting out as a fence at the MN Fairgrounds over 50 years ago, this warm and eclectic bench does double duty as a coffee table, too. The varying colors of the wood are compelling, transforming a room.

Features and materials
Cedar 3x beams sourced in Curtiss, WI from the MN Fairgrounds in the 1970's
Flat metal legs

Dimensions
20.5" x 48" x 18.5"

Turf or surf? Why not have both! Rambling river rocks scattered between deeply grained pieces of oak are captured in resin, inviting you to follow along the meandering path. This coffee table is truly one-of-a-kind.

Features and materials
River rock encased in epoxy centered in the table
Double live edge oak slabs
Flat metal legs

Dimensions
20" x 48" x 17"

Grounded. Rooted. That's what you feel when you see this beam coffee table--no surprise, since the trees these beams were made from grew well over a hundred years ago. Pretty special to have, and appreciate, the history of a local granary now captured right in front of you, just waiting for you to rest your feet upon.

Features and materials
7" barn beams from a 1920's granary in Milladore, WI
Early American stain
Flat metal hairpin legs

Dimensions
36" x 21" x 16"

Who are we? That answer depends a lot on who we were, and for many of us our roots are in the land. These beams are from a 1920's granary in Birnamwood, WI, that we reclaimed from a couple whose father farmed the land. How satisfying to put your feet up on this table, run your hands over the mortises and tenons, and rediscover history. Comes with a built-in remote holder!

Features and materials
6x6 and 8x8 beams from a 1920's granary in Birnamwood, WI
Flat metal hairpin legs

Dimensions
20" x 36" x 18"

Brand-name, big-box stores, Pinterest--OK for inspiration pics, but let's take that ten steps further. We collaborated to create this stunning, statement-making coffee table from wood that has a local history and is custom-sized to fit in this family's new home.

Features and materials
2x6 ceiling rafters from a 1935 barn in Angelica, WI
Custom squared metal legs

Dimensions
42" x 60" x 19"