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A console table in aged linden wood with epoxy resin, built with one live edge and one straight edge. That asymmetry is deliberate and practical: the straight edge sits flush against a wall or behind a sofa, while the live edge faces into the room where its natural contour can be seen. A resin live edge on both sides is available if the table will stand free.
Available Sizes
- 55 × 18 in., 59 × 18 in., 65 × 18 in., 70 × 18 in.
- 74 × 18 in., 78 × 18 in., 82 × 18 in., 86 × 18 in.
Standard console height is 32 inches. Custom dimensions are available on request.
Options
- Resin color: Clear or Smoked
- Leg finish: Rose gold, black, gold or silver
- Wood: Aged linden as standard; other species available
Aged Linden Wood
The slabs are aged and carefully dried before work begins. Drying is the slow, unglamorous stage that determines whether a table stays flat — timber that goes into production before it has stabilized will move, cup or split afterwards regardless of how well it is built. Every slab is individual, so each table is genuinely one of a kind.
The Aluminum Legs
The legs are 100% aluminum, an original patented design developed through extended testing. Aluminum is chosen over steel at this section because it holds a fine finish and keeps the weight manageable on a table that is often moved against a wall.
Why 18 Inches Deep
Console tables live in circulation space — hallways, behind sofas, along walls — where depth costs you walking room. Eighteen inches is enough for a lamp, a tray, keys and post, while leaving a corridor passable. Anything deeper starts to obstruct.
How the Order Works
- Select size, leg finish and resin color.
- Work with the designer to choose the wood slabs for your table.
- Receive photographs and updates at each production stage.
- Approve the finished table, then it ships.
Production and Shipping
Custom orders take approximately 5 weeks. If the table is in stock, delivery is about 1 week. Shipping is by FedEx, 2–5 days within the U.S.
Can I have a live edge on both sides?
Yes. A double live edge is available and is quoted separately, since it requires a different slab selection.
Will I see my table before it ships?
Yes. Progress photographs are sent through production and you approve the finished piece before dispatch.
Can I request a size not on the list?
Yes. Custom dimensions are available — tell us the space and the proportions can be worked out.
FreeShipping For Every State in the U.S.
A console table in aged linden wood with epoxy resin, built with one live edge and one straight edge. That asymmetry is deliberate and practical: the straight edge sits flush against a wall or behind a sofa, while the live edge faces into the room where its natural contour can be seen. A resin live edge on both sides is available if the table will stand free.
Available Sizes
- 55 × 18 in., 59 × 18 in., 65 × 18 in., 70 × 18 in.
- 74 × 18 in., 78 × 18 in., 82 × 18 in., 86 × 18 in.
Standard console height is 32 inches. Custom dimensions are available on request.
Options
- Resin color: Clear or Smoked
- Leg finish: Rose gold, black, gold or silver
- Wood: Aged linden as standard; other species available
Aged Linden Wood
The slabs are aged and carefully dried before work begins. Drying is the slow, unglamorous stage that determines whether a table stays flat — timber that goes into production before it has stabilized will move, cup or split afterwards regardless of how well it is built. Every slab is individual, so each table is genuinely one of a kind.
The Aluminum Legs
The legs are 100% aluminum, an original patented design developed through extended testing. Aluminum is chosen over steel at this section because it holds a fine finish and keeps the weight manageable on a table that is often moved against a wall.
Why 18 Inches Deep
Console tables live in circulation space — hallways, behind sofas, along walls — where depth costs you walking room. Eighteen inches is enough for a lamp, a tray, keys and post, while leaving a corridor passable. Anything deeper starts to obstruct.
How the Order Works
- Select size, leg finish and resin color.
- Work with the designer to choose the wood slabs for your table.
- Receive photographs and updates at each production stage.
- Approve the finished table, then it ships.
Production and Shipping
Custom orders take approximately 5 weeks. If the table is in stock, delivery is about 1 week. Shipping is by FedEx, 2–5 days within the U.S.
Can I have a live edge on both sides?
Yes. A double live edge is available and is quoted separately, since it requires a different slab selection.
Will I see my table before it ships?
Yes. Progress photographs are sent through production and you approve the finished piece before dispatch.
Can I request a size not on the list?
Yes. Custom dimensions are available — tell us the space and the proportions can be worked out.
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.
Live-Edge Linden Wood and Resin Console Table
Live-Edge Linden Wood and Resin Console Table
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