Custom Contemporary Reclaimed Wood And Steel Conference Table.
Custom Contemporary Reclaimed Wood And Steel Conference Table.
$1,500+ / Ships in 6 weeks-
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Originally designed and built as a centerpiece for a new modern office in Grand Rapids, Michigan this design has proved popular and versatile having been built as an office communal table,for high top bar tables, and conference tables. The combination of the heavy steel base with its clean white finish and warm wood top make it a focal point in any space. With optional power built into the surface the table serves as flexible work space for employees, meetings, or workspace for customers at a coffee shop or bar.
The top is a mix of barnwood of Michigan native hardwoods salvaged from local barns including but not limited to beech, hickory, oak, and maple.
This table can be built to any length or width to fit a variety of spaces or needs and has been built anywhere from 6' to 18' long and 4' wide.
Made in Grand Rapids, MI
By re.dwell
All of our products are handmade
by expert makers.
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Daniel was so easy to work with and kept me in the loop through the entire process. I wanted something unique and man, did he deliver. The final product is awesome and I would recommend this process again and again.
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Overall, Dan was excellent to work with.
He communicated very promptly whenever I had questions. He worked with me to come up with the design as well.
The table we ended up with is very nice.
There were some poorly set expectations along the way and he didn't do some things that I would have assumed should have been done. I would do business with Dan again but now I know better how to ask the questions that I would need to ask in order to get the final product I want.
Dan is a really good guy but it is just inherent in building something so custom that there is likely going to be miscommunication along the way.