Mixed Wood Tables | Mixed Stain Tables

All of our dining tables and kitchen tables can be created in mixed wood or mixed stain designs. These are very beautiful, very complex table designs.

Please see below for details and pricing on these options. Please feel free to contact us for assistance.

Mixed Wood Tables: Click on a Photo for a Larger Version

Riverside Dining Table, Cherry and Maple Hardwood, Natural Finish	Mission Dining Table, Diamond Inlays in Tabletop, Walnut and Hard Maple Hardwood, Natural Finish
Woodland Dining Table, Mixed Wood Fluting on Skirt and Legs and Tabletop, Diamond Inlays on Tabletop, Oak and Walnut Hardwood, Natural Finish	Turin Dining Table, Timber Edge, Border Tabletop Design on Tabletop and Legs, Hickory and Walnut Hardwood, Natural Finish

Mixed Stain Tables: Click on a Photo for a Larger Version

Mission Dining Table, Cherry Hardwood, Peppercorn and Natural Finish

Huntington Dining Table, Oak Hardwood, Medium and Midnight Finish

Additional Photos

For additional mixed hardwood & mixed stain photos, please see our photo gallery.

Details on Mixed Wood & Mixed Stain Tables

Mixed Stain: Mixed stain designs are very limited. On most tables, we can stain three parts of the table differently: the tabletop, the skirt (the area underneath the tabletop), and the table base. This is the limit of mixed stain variation on most of our table designs.

Several of our new tables have been designed with mixed stains in mind. The serenity, square colonial, round colonial, zen mission and turin dining tables can be created in complex mixed stain designs. The advantage to this is cost savings: it is less expensive to create variation with stained oak hardwood, than it is to create variaiton with hard maple & walnut hardwoods.

Mixed stain pricing is the same as a standard table.

Mixed Wood: Mixed wood designs can be very complex, but are limited to tables with a single wood finish (generally natural, or oil & wax). The contrast comes from the natural color of the two woods.

(To clarify: Mixed wood designs are all finished with the same stain. We cannot stain the diamond inlays in midnight oak, and the rest of the tabletop in honey oak).

The most common mixed wood combinations are walnut & hard maple, walnut & cherry, walnut & hickory, hard maple & cherry.

Mixed wood pricing is the same as a standard table, with the following exceptions:

Table Fluting: Fluting is a more complicated wood design that adds detail to the table. Fluting can be added to the skirt or legs of a table. It can be done as single wood fluting (the variation comes from the relief provided by the fluting), or in mixed wood (where the variation is increased with distinct color changes). The cost for this option ranges from $200-700, depending on the type of fluting and the size of the table.

Border Designs: A variation on mixed wood design, a border table has a distinct border along the edge of the tabletop or legs. It's creates a very distinctive look. The cost forthis design ranges from $400-$1,200, depending on the size of the table and the complexity of the border design.

Diamond Inlays: Can be added to the tabletop, skirt or legs. No additional cost.

Confused?: Please feel free to contact us for assistance.

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I like to think about (my dining table) starting its life as a beautiful tree in the Minnesota woods and coming to us through a person who made it with his own hands. It's a beautiful object that I will love for years to come. I look forward to many happy meals with family and friends at this lovely table.