Custom Reclaimed Wood Dining Table

Rustic, refined, and built for everyday use

Custom reclaimed wood dining table designed and built in Los Angeles using 100-year-old Douglas fir salvaged from the UC Berkeley Theater.

Crafted from reclaimed Douglas fir sourced in Northern California, this custom dining table balances historic material with a clean industrial presence suited to modern Los Angeles interiors.

Where Reclaimed Material Becomes Functional Design

Designed for clients who wanted something grounded in history yet fully functional for everyday living, this reclaimed wood dining table and bench bring together rustic character and industrial clarity in a way that feels deliberate rather than nostalgic.

Sourcing Reclaimed Douglas Fir

The material itself established the direction of the piece. We sourced Douglas fir from the renovation of the UC Berkeley Theater in Berkeley, California—wood that had carried over a century of use. Each board held its own history, marked by natural wear, tonal variation, and surface character that could not be replicated artificially.

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Preserving the Character of the Wood

Each board was milled and aligned for long-term stability while preserving as much of the original surface as possible. Voids, markings, and subtle inconsistencies were intentionally retained, then reinforced and sealed to ensure the table remained fully functional without compromising the authenticity of the material.

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From Salvaged Wood to Finished Dining Table

Every stage of the process—from board selection and milling to finishing and installation—was guided by the balance between preservation and functionality.

Industrial Steel Base Design

The base introduces a restrained industrial counterpoint. Fabricated from steel, it grounds the warmth of the reclaimed wood while keeping the overall silhouette minimal and functional. The bench follows the same language—simple, durable, and proportioned to complement the table without competing with it.

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Reclaimed Wood Dining Tables in Los Angeles

Each reclaimed wood dining table is designed and built in Los Angeles using carefully sourced salvaged materials selected for both structural integrity and visual character. By combining reclaimed hardwoods with refined fabrication techniques, these pieces bring warmth, history, and durability into modern interiors throughout Los Angeles and California.

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Rustic Table with Coffee Cup

The result is a dining table that does not attempt to imitate age—it carries it naturally. Substantial yet refined, the piece is designed to be lived with daily while preserving the history embedded within the material itself.

Over time, shifts in light continue to reveal movement across the reclaimed Douglas fir surface, reinforcing the character that defines a well-crafted reclaimed wood dining table in Los Angeles.

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