Introducing our Oversized Maple Table, a striking combination of functionality and grandeur for those who appreciate bold design. Crafted from premium maple wood, this table transcends conventional boundaries with its expansive dimensions and timeless appeal.

The Oversized Maple Table stands as a commanding centerpiece in any room, showcasing the natural beauty of maple wood with its rich tones and distinctive grain patterns.

Its generous size not only accommodates large gatherings and feasts but also serves as a statement of luxury and style.

Meticulously constructed for durability, this table goes beyond mere furniture; it’s an expression of grand design and enduring quality.

The maple wood used in its creation imparts a sense of warmth, creating an inviting atmosphere that welcomes both intimate family dinners and grand social occasions.

At the heart of your living space, the Oversized Maple Table becomes a focal point, effortlessly blending with various interior styles.

Its clean lines and bold presence make it a versatile addition, capable of transforming any room into a sophisticated haven.

Elevate your living experience with the Oversized Maple Table, where craftsmanship meets grandeur to create a unique piece that redefines your space.

Embrace the luxury of maple wood, and let this table become the epitome of statement furniture in your home, symbolizing both practicality and opulence.

Every Forest Table in our collection is Forest Stewardship Council (FSC) Certified.

It’s rare to find someone in North America who both harvests their lumber from their forest, and crafts tables for sale, but at Forest to Table, I am committed to this unique approach.

We carefully select and cut trees or salvage felled wood, following eco-forestry principles to preserve our forest’s diverse ecosystem.

With the help of small equipment, friends, family, and local businesses, we harvest logs and bring portable sawmills to our property for milling.

Our dedication to sustainability extends through our studio workshop, powered by the solar panels on our roof, and the repurposing of discarded hardwood lumber for heating.