Andrianna Shamaris Midcentury Style Organic Teak Wood Coffee Table

Reclaimed teak root coffee table hand carved into a drum shape whilst respecting the natural organic wood. We added a light white wash finish revealing the beautiful wood grain. We c...

Impressive reclaimed teak root coffee hand carved into this usable shape whilst respecting the natural organic wood. We polished the top with a natural oil finish revealing the beaut...

Impressive three inch reclaimed teak wood coffee table. Floating on minimalist cylinder legs with a natural oil finish revealing the beautiful wood grain. Organic with a twist. O...

Reclaimed teak root coffee table. Hand carved into this beautiful usable shape whilst respecting the natural organic wood. We polished the aged teak with a natural oil finish exposit...

Rustic and natural materials only, wow-factor table, signed/marked under table top. Whether you are decorating a midcentury home, a mountain cabin or a more contemporary interior, t...

Rustically stylish and great looking coffee table. This all-natural tree-trunk-disk-top coffee table from circa 1970 is a real eyecatcher and highly practical at the same time. Both...

These one of a kind indiginous rugged primeval burl tables are of veritable vitality due to their naturalistic form. We retained the bark sub-strata which gives the table it's rough ...

Reflect takes its name from the way the base mimics the changing landscape of Fiordland in the South Island of New Zealand. The non-geometric form is reflected on opposite sides yet as you move around the table, the perspective and angles change just as they would on Milford Sound. The Reflect Coffee Table is made from sustainable ancient totara trees that have fallen naturally into rivers and preserved for hundreds of years under sediment layers before natural water erosion exposes them. We rescue these trees and continue their journey to become a cherished piece of functional art. The trees location co-ordinates are inscribed on a stainless steel Tréology tag and attached to the table, connecting the owner to a unique piece of New Zealand nature. Totara is a native tree of New Zealand. It was the primary wood used in Maori carving and to make waka (war canoes) in traditional Maori boat building. The organic live edge slab expresses the raw beauty of the wood and showcases the majestic way in which Mother Nature crafts this wonderful material. A brushed stainless-steel base was chosen to both compliment and highlight the totara’s natural beauty while also presenting a visual reference to where this timber was rescued. This statement piece features the wabi-sabi effect of celebrating the imperfections of naturally felled totara timber hewn into live-edge slabs, butterfly joins and stainless steel, wire-base, sculptural legs. The timber slab has the saw marks from the mill that have been de-burred and sanded so it is pleasant to the touch. The timber is finished with a hand-rubbed, low V.O.C. natural oil to bring the gorgeous wood grain to life. Handmade in Christchurch, New Zealand. L 75” x W 31.5" x H 15.5" L 1900mm x W 800mm x H 390mm Customization of dimensions, wood species and finish are available by request. About Treology Sustainability We rescue trees from rivers in the wilderness of New Zealand and craft them into beautiful objects that merge the line between luxury furniture & functional art. We love connecting people to nature through our sustainable wood. Heritage Our company is built on our 150-year family heritage of luxury craftsmanship. We love collaborating with like-minded people who share our values of guardianship, sustainability and craftsmanship. Craftsmanship Craftsmanship is a quality that defines a Treology piece. Our artisan furniture-makers apply skills that have accumulated over a career of crafting natural materials with passion and attention to detail. Our client portfolio includes work for luxury resorts, wineries, art galleries and residential homes. All our furniture is designed and made in Christchurch, New Zealand. Nature We make timber furniture...