Triptych Hall Tables (2016)

Materials & Techniques: Macassar Ebony Veneer, Curly Ash Veneer, Figured Makore Veneer, Solid Walnut, Solid Ash, Solid Peruvian Walnut, Solid Sapele, Black Iron.

The Triptych Hall Tables are an exploration of the concept of a wood top that is divided into 3 sections by metal legs.  I made 5 tables total; a pair of them with Macassar Ebony veneer and solid walnut, a Curly Ash veneered top, a Figured Makore veneer top with Sapele, and a reclaimed version. The veneered versions feature a veneer applied over a sturdy substrate of Baltic Birch plywood. The figured and curly grain patterns appear 3-dimensional as one walks around the table, allowing the light to hit the surface from various angles. 

The Triptych Hall Tables represent the finest craftsmanship, heirloom quality, and forward thinking design of custom tables made in Oklahoma City. No paint, stain, or dye was used in the creation of this piece. A clear coat finish was applied to preserve the natural wood tones and textures.

A modern wooden and metal table with a rectangular top and open rectangular legs.
Wooden and metal table with a reddish brown top and black legs.
A wooden tabletop with a metal frame and legs, designed as a modern industrial-style table.
Close-up of a modern table with a black macassar ebony surface and wooden trim.
A close-up of a wooden table with metal accent.
Wooden table with black legs and black metal bands on the top
Close-up view of a wooden table with a smooth, light-colored surface and a dark border, supported by black legs.
Close-up of a corner of a wooden table with a black metal strap.
Close-up of a rustic wooden table with a metal strip across the corner and black legs.