Cherry Hill Living Room

For a recently updated New Jersey home, this client requested a rustic coffee table. Through the conversation we landed on live edge, and then cookie cut live edge, to keep it natural all the way around. I shopped around at various mills until the client approved this unique amoeba shaped maple slab with a handful of lobes. A tightly offset glass inlay was requested to span the single large pie crack in the piece. It was stabilized with butterflies from the bottom. A satin wipe-on oil finish was used to bring out the color and pattern in the grain, but keep it natural, with a matte, not glossy surface.

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After recieving the table, the client also requested some rustic shelving for the same room. Maple slabs were sourced for these as well, with the same finish employed.

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