Rustic Live Edge Console Table in Natural Solid Wood

The natural edge of the slab gives this rustic live edge console table an organic profile that softens any wall. Built on a solid wood frame, it is a sturdy, good-looking surface for an entryway, hallway, or living room.

Highlights

• Live edge top showing the slab’s natural outline
• Solid wood frame for steady, long-term use
• Narrow 12-inch depth for tight spaces
• Five widths, from a compact 30 inches to 71 inches
• Brown finish that warms up the grain

Specifications

Rustic Character

A live edge keeps the curves of the original tree along the front of the table, giving rustic and farmhouse rooms an authentic, handmade feel. Paired with a simple frame, it also sits comfortably in contemporary spaces that need a little warmth.

Solid Construction

The frame is made from solid natural wood for stability, and the surface is carefully finished to bring out its character. Each slab is unique, so the edge shape and grain pattern will differ from the photos and from every other table.

Placement and Care

The 30-inch size fits a narrow entry or the space beside a door, while longer widths suit hallways and the back of a sofa. Dust regularly, wipe spills right away, and place a runner or tray under plants to protect the top from moisture.

Frequently asked questions

What is a live edge?
It is the natural outer edge of the tree left intact on the slab, so the table shows the wood’s original curves instead of a straight cut.

Is the smallest size stable?
Yes. Every width is built on a solid wood frame, including the compact 30-inch version.

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.