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A solid oak dining table with an all-over geometric pattern carved into the surface and softly rounded corners. The carving is the piece: a repeating relief worked across the top by hand, so the table has genuine texture and casts its own fine shadows rather than presenting a flat plane. It is a table that looks different from standing height than it does from a chair.
Available Sizes
- 35 × 70 in. — seats 6
- 35 × 78 in. — seats 6 to 8
- 39 × 86 in. — seats 8
- 39 × 90 in. — seats 8 to 10
- 43 × 98 in. — seats 10
- 43 × 102 in. and 43 × 106 in. — seats 10 to 12
- 43 × 113 in. — seats 12
Hand-Carved Geometry
The pattern is cut using traditional carving techniques rather than machined, which is why each table is individual — a hand-cut repeat carries small variations across a surface this size, and those variations are what stop it reading as a printed texture. The corners are rounded off rather than left square, softening what would otherwise be a very strict geometric statement.
Material and Finish Options
- Wood: Premium oak or walnut
- Finishes: natural oak, walnut or black stain
- Legs: custom-designed, hand-carved to match the top
- Customization: fully adjustable in size, finish and wood species
Oak or Walnut
Oak has an open, pronounced grain that works with carved relief — the pattern and the grain reinforce each other. Walnut is denser and darker, so the carving reads more as shadow and less as texture. Oak is the default for this design for that reason, but both are available.
Living With a Carved Top
A textured dining surface is best used with placemats for everyday meals, which is normal for carved and live-edge tables alike. Cleaning is straightforward — a soft brush gets into the relief far better than a cloth.
Production and Shipping
Custom orders take approximately 5–7 weeks. Free shipping to all U.S. states, typically 2–5 business days after production completes.
Is the pattern carved or pressed?
It is carved by hand using traditional techniques, which is why no two tables are identical.
Does the texture make the table hard to use?
Placemats are recommended for plates and glasses. Many customers use the table uncovered for everything else and treat the texture as the point of the piece.
Can I choose a different finish?
Yes. Natural oak, walnut and black stain are standard, and other finishes can be discussed.
FreeShipping For Every State in the U.S.
A solid oak dining table with an all-over geometric pattern carved into the surface and softly rounded corners. The carving is the piece: a repeating relief worked across the top by hand, so the table has genuine texture and casts its own fine shadows rather than presenting a flat plane. It is a table that looks different from standing height than it does from a chair.
Available Sizes
- 35 × 70 in. — seats 6
- 35 × 78 in. — seats 6 to 8
- 39 × 86 in. — seats 8
- 39 × 90 in. — seats 8 to 10
- 43 × 98 in. — seats 10
- 43 × 102 in. and 43 × 106 in. — seats 10 to 12
- 43 × 113 in. — seats 12
Hand-Carved Geometry
The pattern is cut using traditional carving techniques rather than machined, which is why each table is individual — a hand-cut repeat carries small variations across a surface this size, and those variations are what stop it reading as a printed texture. The corners are rounded off rather than left square, softening what would otherwise be a very strict geometric statement.
Material and Finish Options
- Wood: Premium oak or walnut
- Finishes: natural oak, walnut or black stain
- Legs: custom-designed, hand-carved to match the top
- Customization: fully adjustable in size, finish and wood species
Oak or Walnut
Oak has an open, pronounced grain that works with carved relief — the pattern and the grain reinforce each other. Walnut is denser and darker, so the carving reads more as shadow and less as texture. Oak is the default for this design for that reason, but both are available.
Living With a Carved Top
A textured dining surface is best used with placemats for everyday meals, which is normal for carved and live-edge tables alike. Cleaning is straightforward — a soft brush gets into the relief far better than a cloth.
Production and Shipping
Custom orders take approximately 5–7 weeks. Free shipping to all U.S. states, typically 2–5 business days after production completes.
Is the pattern carved or pressed?
It is carved by hand using traditional techniques, which is why no two tables are identical.
Does the texture make the table hard to use?
Placemats are recommended for plates and glasses. Many customers use the table uncovered for everything else and treat the texture as the point of the piece.
Can I choose a different finish?
Yes. Natural oak, walnut and black stain are standard, and other finishes can be discussed.
Free Shipping for every state in the US with FedEx!
Our Company does not provide White Glove
Return: 15 days after arrival
Free Shipping for every state in the US with FedEx!
Our Company does not provide White Glove
Return: 15 days after arrival
🧼 Care & Use Guide for Epoxy and Wood Products
- Especially for pnes with clear epoxy, protect from direct sunlight
- Avoid chemical cleaners. Use a slightly damp cloth for regular cleaning. For fingerprints or stains, you can use glass cleaner or vinegar water. If food spills, gently wipe the area. Leave oily spots if they don’t come off easily — the wood will absorb the oil, and it won’t be damaged.
- To preserve the wood’s color, shine, and durability, apply natural wood oils regularly (2-3 years). They nourish and protect the surface.
- Extreme heat and moisture can damage both wood and epoxy. Never place hot items like teapots or pans directly on the surface — always use a heat-resistant mat.
- When moving or assembling large, heavy pieces, take your time and ask for help to avoid damage.
🧼 Care & Use Guide for Epoxy and Wood Products
- Especially for pnes with clear epoxy, protect from direct sunlight
- Avoid chemical cleaners. Use a slightly damp cloth for regular cleaning. For fingerprints or stains, you can use glass cleaner or vinegar water. If food spills, gently wipe the area. Leave oily spots if they don’t come off easily — the wood will absorb the oil, and it won’t be damaged.
- To preserve the wood’s color, shine, and durability, apply natural wood oils regularly (2-3 years). They nourish and protect the surface.
- Extreme heat and moisture can damage both wood and epoxy. Never place hot items like teapots or pans directly on the surface — always use a heat-resistant mat.
- When moving or assembling large, heavy pieces, take your time and ask for help to avoid damage.
Hand-Carved Solid Oak Geometric Dining Table
Hand-Carved Solid Oak Geometric Dining Table
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