The family table is a center of home life. It is the locus of nourishment and conversation. It is a place of learning, a place to read the newspaper, cruise the Internet, and do homework. It is a place of entertainment, conviviality and a great place to finger paint (with appropriate protection!).

The pleasures of the table should last years, as should the table itself. As such, in this increasingly disposable culture, we cut against the grain, handcrafting tables that can store and prompt memories not yet imagined, tables that can be passed down from parent to child, to grandchild, along with the memories of what occurred there.

Our furniture and dining tables sustain family, nourishment, memories and forests. Our products are made from century old wood rescued from buildings in the five boroughs of New York City that were slated for demolition.