Bespoke Coffee Tables

Arch Leg Coffee Table
Length 146cm x Width 60cm x Height 37.5cm
Reclaimed Oak £950
New French Oak £930

Using mortise and tenon joints and pegging the construction of this contemporary coffee table has been totally inspired by the internal timber structures of the farm buildings that scatter the French countryside in which we live. 

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The reclaimed wood that we use for this oak coffee table and all our bespoke furniture in fact comes from the very buildings that have informed our designs.  Because of the nature of the materials we use each piece will inevitably have an individual character of its own. This coffee table is also available in character grade new French oak

Two Tone Coffee Table
Length 120cm x Width 49cm
Reclaimed Oak £600
New French Oak £590

Not only inspired by a barn but built like one too! This oak coffee table will make a statement in any living room. 

Of solid, traditional construction using chunky reclaimed or new French oak this coffee table is built to last.  Time-honoured mortise and tenon joints and pegging fuse happily with the contemporary originality of its’ angled legs.

Square Coffee Table
Width 85cm x Length 85cm
Reclaimed Oak £800
New French Oak £780

Handmade in reclaimed or new French oak, we love the simplicity of this solid oak coffee table and the originality of its’ angled legs. 

This table looks handsome in any surroundings whether traditional or contemporary and comes in a variety of finishes to suit your taste. 

Whether you want traditional wax, oil, or lacquer, the finish of your oak coffee table is a very personal choice. Each finish will give you varying results and it is important to choose the right one for you. We will be happy to advise you about which will be best for your requirements or for more information, click here.

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