WHY THE BEECH FRAME ?
When buying a new table it's really important to understand what the bare bones are made from as under a skin of paint it can be rather deceiving. Beech is basically an incredibly strong hardwood meaning it won't dent or scratch unlike pine or any other softwood. Joints will be stronger, the painted finish will be cleaner and the table will look better for a lot longer.
It's details like this that make our tables the very best available. You're investing in a lifetime product so we make sure our legs and frames will outlive generations.
It's details like this that make our tables the very best available. You're investing in a lifetime product so we make sure our legs and frames will outlive generations.
THE TOP OPTIONS
THE CHOICE OF THREE GORGEOUS TOPS
40mm THICK - SOLID RUSTIC OAK
Full of character and interest. Features that give the table its own personality whilst oozing style. The 40mm thick Rustic Oak Top comes with the choice of a live natural waney edge, straight from the oak tree, or just keep it simple and have the straight sides.
40mm THICK - SOLID PRIME OAK
The best cut from the tree and a super smart option for the perfectionist. Lovely clean, uninterrupted lines making the table a real statement piece in any environment
36mm RECLAIMED WOOD
A lovely weathered textured table top option showing off signs from it's past life with marks, scars and small dings and dents. We make the top lovely and smooth so you can see them but not feel them.
CHOOSE ANY COLOUR
WITH OVER 156 COLOURS, WE'VE GOT YOU COMPLETELY COVERED.
PARTNERED WITH FARROW AND BALL
We've teamed up with the best colour creators around meaning we can paint in any colour you choose. If you don't want to delay production you can always confirm colours later. It's often the hardest part of the process!
MAKE IT BIGGER
All Three Farmhouse Table options come with the ability to extend by up to 1m in length.
Perfect for throwing the odd dinner party or housing the extended family.
Perfect for throwing the odd dinner party or housing the extended family.
