Almoge Trestle Table

French walnut table. Top 18th century, base 17th century.

"I’ve wanted to address the table for a while. However we did have a few specific key objectives that the table needed to address: one would be versatility, because we live in such different circumstances in terms of size and shapes. The other being easy shipping ability. Tables are naturally going to be large, but flat packing would ease the shipping process significantly. Also, I did not want the answer to these objectives feeling “industrial” and cold. The outcome is a highly sculptural trestle concept. Easy to move, yet sturdy and doesn’t have the appearance of being a temporary product. The trestles has been developed through an experimentation with veneer and its possibility to have double curvature without breaking. Veneer is a material and process that Matias Moellenbach has been working with in the past year (e.g. Ready Chair...

Handcrafted French patinated oak trestle table with dovetail joinery. Made in France circa 1960s.

The hallmark of a skilled craftsman lies in their deep understanding of the wood they work with and their ability to establish a dialogue with it. They must balance form and structur...

Rustic country trestle dining table with chunky “K” shaped base, smooth, thick top, slightly raised base and strong stretcher has a “rusti...

Early 19th C Italian painted trestle table with a scrubbed pine top and a pretty shaped stretcher. 1840. Reference: 8303 Dimensions 115 inches (292 cms) Wide 37 inches (94 cms) Dee...