Stefan Rurak Tables

Heart pine refers to the heartwood of the pine tree, which is the non-living center of the tree trunk. This wood is prized by woodworkers for it's strength and resilience. An inch of heart pine requires 30 years growth. Due to deforestation and over-harvesting since colonial days, only about 3% of the original Longleaf Pine forest remains. This table is composed of four pre-1900 12" x 12"; beams that lie together on a blackened steel base. Blackened steel butterfly keys...

This bar cart is composed of a welded steel frame with lower steel shelf. Upper shelf is a mix of cast-concrete with a removable walnut surface that is finished to be food safe and u...

The "S.O. Side Table" with doors integrates three elemental materials, concrete, steel and wood. The counter-top and base is made from cast concrete. The piece is fully wrapped and fully finished (front and back) with Stefan Rurak Studio...

The "S.O. Side Table" with drawers integrates three elemental materials, concrete, steel and wood. The counter-top and base is made from cast concrete. The piece is fully wrapped and...

This desk utilizes wood salvaged from NYC City water towers. This wood is extremely resilient and is now given a second life. Solid redwood is used for the top and drawer faces. Soli...

This side table has a hand-blackened steel base with a cast-concrete "shade". The cast is cured and then systematically smashed with a hammer, exposing the rebar creating voids for the light to escape, making each piece truly unique. The piece uses LED lights This is a bespoke piece so custom dimensions, materials, colors and finishes can be accommodated. Please inquire for pricing. All Stefan Rurak Studio...

A blackened steel leg with a thru-tenon detail contrasts a bleached and white stained solid White Oak top with cast-concrete leg. This is a bespoke piece so custom dimensions, mater...

This writer's desk is an exercise in restraint. This sleek desk’s tapered legs are made from solid Walnut and are detachable thanks to the custom blackene...

This writer's desk is an exercise in restraint. This sleek desk’s tapered legs are made from solid Walnut and are detachable thanks to the custom blackene...

Pieces of salvaged wood are charred in the Shou Sugi Ban method and sealed with oil. This provides for an exquisite sheen and texture that is ideal for both interior and exterior app...

The paradigm desk seamlessly integrates three elemental materials, concrete, steel and wood. The combination of cast concrete with hand-turned walnut leg...

This end table is a variation of the S.O. sidetable. The counter-top and base is made from cast concrete. The piece is fully wrapped and fully finished (front and back) with steel th...

A solid walnut wood top rests on a base composed of Stefan Rurak Studio's unique patinated steel, joined with concrete. The leg is cast and then cracked by hand, revealing the rebar within. An abstract line drawing...

This 2 drawer end table features clean and simple lines. The exterior is composed of white stained rift-cut White Oak with an oil finish. The top an...

This side table features one walnut drawer, a cast-concrete top and hand-turned walnut legs. The fascia is cold-rolled steel laminated to a walnut veneer core. The steel, a character...

This modern interpretation of the Classic saloon table features a reclaimed water tower top that is torched and then sealed with oil. The hand-turned mapl...

Building on the Paradigm table, the Paradigm console seamlessly integrates three elemental materials, concrete, steel and wood. The combination of cast concrete with hand-turned waln...

The paradigm coffee table seamlessly integrates three elemental materials, concrete, steel and wood. The combination of cast concrete with hand-turned walnut legs and thru-tenon join...

This simple and elegant design is composed of a hand-turned upright piece of wood that is cast into a concrete base. Shown in walnut, the concrete base is a rough "cracked" cast. The...

This simple and elegant design is composed of a hand-turned upright piece of wood that is cast into a concrete base. Shown in wenge, the concrete base is either a clean cube or a rou...

This round dining table is made of steel, solid walnut wood and cast-concrete. the base is cast to resemble a "cracked" piece of material with a solid hand-turned Walnut post protruding. This upright element captures the deceivingly thin 3/16" thick steel top with a Walnut wood cap proud of the surface, creating a stimulating tactile element. The steel is treated with Stefan Rurak Studio...

A "live-edge" slab of Walnut wood top rests atop a base composed of patinated steel joined with cast-concrete. Blackened steel butterfly key inlays stabilize the top. The monolithic ...