Custom dining tables

Built around your room.

A custom table begins with how many people you want to seat, the space available, and the character you want the piece to bring into your home.

Shape & size

Round or rectangular, compact or made for a crowd. Your dimensions determine the proportions and construction.

Round dining tables
Rectangular dining tables
Custom lengths, widths, and heights

Base & design

Choose a familiar table style or use a reference photo as a starting point for a handmade interpretation.

Pedestal and double-pedestal
Trestle and farmhouse
Turned legs and custom bases

Wood & finish

Wood species, grain, stain, and paint all influence the finished character. John will help narrow the choices.

Natural or stained wood tops
Painted or wood bases
Durable furniture finishes

Seating & details

Plan the table and seating together so the proportions, clearances, and style work as a set.

Matching benches
Chairs when requested
Edge and construction details

A useful starting point

You do not need a complete design before reaching out.

Approximate room or table dimensions, desired seating capacity, and a couple of inspiration photos are enough to begin. John can help identify the choices that affect appearance, fit, and cost.

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Common questions

Before we get started

Can you copy a table from a photograph?

A reference image can guide the overall direction. Because each piece is handmade and materials vary naturally, inspired designs are approximations—not exact reproductions.

Can I choose the size, wood, and finish?

Yes. Those choices are central to the custom process, along with the base style, seating, and project-specific details.

How is a project secured?

After the details and quote are agreed upon, a 50% deposit secures the project.

Ready to make the dimensions fit the room?

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