Our coffee tables and side tables are built to fit your space exactly, combining form and function with ease. Crafted from a range of wood species, they bring everyday beauty and purpose to the places you gather, rest, and live.
The Grey Mountains project called for several pieces throughout the home. This piece is the Tray Table in solid rift cut white oak with upholstered pedestals. A lovely addition to the Sun room on the side of Blue Mountain.
Designed by Maia Roffey of Black Sheep Interior Design.
This 2" thick, 54" square rift cut white oak coffee table is centered in the great room of this Blue Mountain retreat. The custom 'poofs' match the 9" corner radius and are to be used as seating on a cozy games night.
Designed by Maia Roffey of Black Sheep Interior Design.
The Mishomis coffee. Champagne powder-coated steel base with seven grandfathers inlay and Walnut felled 35 years ago and stored in a family barn in Fonthill, Ontario.
This oversized Baltic Birch flat file coffee table is right at home in a loft space. Built to hold drawings, art, and the coffee table books it was truly meant for, it brings both function and presence to the heart of the room.
Clare Scott-Taggart of Rusty Girl asked me to provide a quartersawn white oak top, inked and top coated in Rubio Monocoat Poppy, for a piece she designed and fabricated. It is a beautiful piece in it's scale and simplicity. Great job, Clare. Thank you for asking me to help.
It’s all in the details of this mid-century styled Cherry wood coffee table with its beveled knife-edge ends, cold-rolled hairpin legs, and inset copper ‘dutch key’ ring.
Metalwork by Brian Kates of Motobrix
These end-tables are part of 11 pieces in The Mishomis Series. With a champagne powder-coated steel base, the thirty-five-year-old family Walnut was milled into an heirloom top with an inlay representing the Seven Grandfathers.
Metalwork by Clare Scott-Taggert of Rustygirl
This White Oak media unit features sliding cabinet doors, inset lighting channels in the uppers, and tidy cable pass-throughs. Clean geometry and subtle function come together to support both screen time and downtime.
Cut from domestic highly-figured curly White Ash, this pair of book-matched side tables sit upon Witch's Broom cold-rolled steel legs with waxed cold-rolled steel base and copper flourishes.
Metalwork by Clare Scott-Taggert of Rustygirl
After 16-months of seasoning, these Maple cookies from a tree felled on the client’s property were transformed into this unique side table. The bark was removed, Baltic Birch spacers were set and finished with a mixture of clear and super-white VOC-friendly oil.
