Live edge walnut slab desk.

Handsome U shaped desk by Dalton Paull. Made from locally harvested fallen walnut tree. 2 inch thick walnut slab.
Walnut figure drama in the walnut slab desk.

Harvest / Farm style table

What most people would call a harvest table, we call the Wine Country Table. Mortise and tenon glued construction available for very solid construction. If you prefer a removable leg table, that is also available.

A square Wine Country table with bench in a dark finish.
Small and tall table with custom stools in the front.
Old reclaimed douglas fir table with tapered legs. Mahogany chairs produced from plantation grown wood. Shown with paintings by Portland's artist Gretchen Milhaupt.

Wings Desk

When desks can fly... This desk is made from salvaged flooring. Here it offered a spacious 10 feet of working length. Other requirements were a low working height, but with ample leg room under the table. Challenging design requirements is what we thrive on for our custom made furniture.

Tabor Tables

The Tabor table line. Made by Portico in Portland, Oregon for Portico customers. A table that in different sizes fits most work table solutions. Would you like an inspiring coffee - end - or kitchen table. Or perhaps a small conference table. How about a bench to go with that? Most often produced with our fluorescent orange/red stain.

Orange Work Desk 60x36x36" high with lower shelf	Desk detail	Orange coffee table
Open Shelf	Table top color options	Tabor workstation
End Table	End Table	Tabor table with nutmeg stain.
Corner L desk. Fits any office or home office. Shown with a bent plywood chair.

Trestle Tables

Our popular Trestle tables are made from reclaimed wood. The leg assemblies come out of old 4 x 8 inch barn posts. If legs on the corners of your table are a problem, this design is the solution. This table has been produced in lengths from 5 - 10 feet long. In the second picture you see that the Wine Country style bench works very nice with this table, with the bench legs wrapping around the table legs

Trestle table

Trestle table and bench

Classic Modern Table

Sounds like a contradiction? I love seeing the grain of wood. This classic design is a little harder to build, but worth the effort.

Amsterdam table. Why the name Amsterdam? Well, the first version that i built, was back in 1980, when I was a carpenter's apprentice living close to Amsterdam. I built it as a coffee table for my sister Fre. But the story has a rather sad ending. For the table top i used very thin wood, and I hadn't learned about wood movement. So one day, sitting in my sister's apartment in Amsterdam, we heard a large BANG! The top of the table had split in two, leaving an half inch gap. A hard lesson in wood movement, that would never be repeated.			Amsterdam leg detail. Spreekt u hollands?
Amsterdam coffee table shown in Espresso. Featured with worm wood on the corner of the leg. 48x32x17 inches, price is $575
Same coffee table in the shop.			Amsterdam sofa table detail

Sedona hall table

On this hall table I used my favorite osmo polyx-oil finish. The table top is in the same style as the Wine Country table. But with this wonderful finish, it feels even more natural. We get this oil Here

Sedona hall table - Top

Sedona sofa table

Plank table

The top for this table is made from 1 inch reclaimed barn boards. Our most affordable reclaimed wood table is now the Plank table. In the manner of harvest tables of yore, also known as farm style tables. An excellent choice for a kitchen table.