Live Edge Slab Console Table with Sculptural Solid Wood Base

Cut from a single slab of natural hardwood, this sculptural console table is as much a work of art as a place to set your keys. A live edge top and a bold, shaped base make it a statement for entryways, dining areas, or living rooms.

Highlights

• Shaped from one whole slab of natural hardwood
• Live edge top with knots, swirls, and grain
• Bold sculptural base
• Solid hardwood throughout, no veneer or composite
• Six standard widths from 30 to 60 inches, plus custom
• Six finishes from Natural Oak to Black

Specifications

One-of-a-Kind Form

The shape of each table follows the flow of its slab, so knots and swirling grain become part of the design rather than flaws to hide. The sculptural base adds weight and drama, and the live edge top softens the overall outline.

Whole Slab Hardwood

Every part is natural hardwood, with no veneers or composite panels, which gives the console real strength and depth of color. Natural wood varies in grain and tone, so your table will never be an exact match to the photos or to another piece.

Where It Shines

Place it in an entry beneath a large mirror, against a dining room wall as a serving surface, or behind a sofa. It pairs well with both modern and rustic decor, and a custom size can be requested for unusual spaces.

Frequently asked questions

Can I order a custom size?
Yes. A Custom Size option is available in addition to the six standard widths.

Is the finish a stain or the wood species?
The finish names describe color tones; Teak or Mahogany, for example, refers to the stain color applied to the hardwood.

How long does delivery take?
Each piece is made to order. Cutting and carving take 7-10 days, you approve photos of your piece, finishing takes about 7 more days, and delivery adds 3-7 business days, so most orders arrive in about 3-4 weeks.

Will every piece look exactly like the photos?
The shape, size and finish match your selection, but solid wood has natural variations in grain, knots and tone, so no two pieces are identical. You see photos of your own piece before it is finished.