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Live Edge & Slabs

Natural lines and contours for statement pieces
All
Afromosia
Ash Burl
AVAILABLE NOW
Bubinga
Cherry 2"
Elm
Maple LE
Redwood
River Tables
Tulip
Valley Oak
Walnut LE
White Oak LE
89. Walnut cookie coffee table with glass inlay
Walnut LE
88. Oval Maple bookmatch table with java oil finish and Angled Madrid pedestal base
Maple LE
87. English Elm with Madrid trestle base
Elm
86. Afromosia on Drake Casting base
Afromosia
85. $3330 – Bozeman Coffee Table
AVAILABLE NOW · Walnut LE
84. walnut live edge side table with tripod metal base
Walnut LE
83. ~34-40″ maple burl coffee table, weston sloped metal base
Maple LE
82. FOR SALE – $3450 – 65.5″ x 31-45″ English Elm on single I Darien base
AVAILABLE NOW · Elm
81. Maple book match slab with Madrid trestle bases
Maple LE
80. Riva and Tribeca Epoxy Coffee Tables
Maple LE
79. claro walnut weston side table
Walnut LE
English Elm slab on val base
78. 90″ x 47″ English Elm on Val Trestle base
Elm · Live Edge · Metal Designs
77. Maple live edge coffee table
Maple LE
Maple river coffee table
76. Maple River Coffee Table
Maple LE · River Tables
green epoxy river desk
75. English Elm River Desk
Elm · River Tables
american elm wishbone
74. 78″ x 40″ American Elm on Black Wishbone legs – $5935
AVAILABLE NOW · Elm
73. Ash Burl Coffee Table – $3880, SOLD
Ash Burl
72. ~144″ x 42″ Claro walnut on angled slope base
Walnut LE
71. English elm table and bench on X-bases
Elm
70. 108″ x 42″ English elm on black steel wishbone legs
Elm
69. 72″x 28″ (each piece) – Black walnut waterfall coffee table
Walnut LE
68. 60″ x 25″ , English Elm, metal trapezoid coffee table base
Elm
67. English elm coffee table on boat trestle
Elm
66. FOR SALE – Beech book match slab, 120″ x 42-48″ (approx. $7500-8500 including metal base)
AVAILABLE NOW
65. White Oak book match slab, ~104″ x 42″ (approx. $6500-7500 including metal base)
White Oak LE
64. English Elm, ~115″ x 40-46″ (approx. $8000-10000 including metal base)
Elm
63. SOLD- 122″ x 45-50″, American Elm on triple-III base – $7780
Elm
62. SOLD – 90″ x 47″ English Elm on metal trestle base – $7770
Elm
61. 10′ big leaf maple, double II cuttyhunk base with thin rod
Maple LE
60. ~84″ x natural width table and bench, double II cuttyhunk
Walnut LE
59. ~119″ x natural width with 3″ lambda base
Elm
58. 45″ x 29″ x 17″h english elm coffee table
Elm
57. ~84″ English Elm live edge on stainless steel wishbone base w/ oil-rubbed bronze finish
Elm
56. ~40″ x 18″h claro walnut coffee table with metal trapezoid base
Walnut LE
55. Live edge tulip (poplar) on double thick cast iron wishbone base with satin finish
Tulip
54. ~48″ x 25″ x 17″h coffee table with nakashima base
Elm
53. walnut live edge on wishbone base
Walnut LE
52. Coffee table and side console
Elm
51. console on full frame metal base
Elm
50. ~96″ x 42″ bastogne on satin black metal ‘boat’ design base
Walnut LE
49. 120″ x 42″ on cuttyhunk base with old bronze finish
Maple LE
48. ~108″ x 43″ Bastogne on double thick cast iron wishbone base (approx $10000-11000)
Walnut LE
47. ~108″L w/ cuttyhunk metal base w/ monaco copper finish and dogbones (approx. $10000)
Walnut LE
46. ~84″ x 42″ w/ amber epoxy and black powder coated cuttyhunk base (approx. $6000-7000)
Cherry 2"
45. ~88″ x 42″ on cuttyhunk with old bronze finish (approx. $7500)
Walnut LE
44. 49″ x 90″ on X-Base (for sale $6345)
Elm
43. ~42-45″ x 108″ bookmatched bastogne on custom-powder coated silver base (for sale $10,200)
Walnut LE
42. ~76″ x 40″ on double II with thin rod metal base
Elm
41. Live edge on bronze wishbone base
Maple LE
40. Cookie slab coffee table on hairpin legs
Redwood
39. 104″ x 40″ on custom base
Valley Oak
38. ~70″ x 30″ on double I base (approx. $5000-6000)
Elm
37. ~60″ x 18″ Bastogne console table (approx. $2000-3000)
Walnut LE
36. ~48″ x 30″ Bastongne coffee table (approx. $2000-3000)
Walnut LE
35. ~70″ on champlain trestle base with company board, walnut bowties, and amber epoxy (approx. $5000-6000)
Cherry 2"
34. bench on square base
Walnut LE
33. “72 x 42” on double-II with thin rods and “40 x 30” on double II pedestal
Walnut LE
32. ~98″ x 49″ on single I base
White Oak LE
31. ~140″ x 48″ river table on hybrid x-frame bases and maple connector (approx. $12000-15000)
Maple LE
30. live edge cherry trestle
Cherry 2"
29. walnut cookie on starburst base (approx. $5000-6000)
Walnut LE
28. ~98″ book-matched walnut on double-I ( approx. $6000)
Walnut LE
27. walnut cookie on I-base
Walnut LE
26. bench on handmade cherry spindle legs
Cherry 2"
25. ~53″ coffee table on x-base ( approx. $2000-3000)
Maple LE
24. desk with waterfall and lambda base
Walnut LE
23. ~90″ waterfall console table (approx. $2000)
Redwood
22. ~56″ x 20″ sedona coffee table (approx. $2500-3000)
Elm
21. ~60″ table and bench on I-base (approx. $5000-6000)
Walnut LE
20. ~120″ on lambda base (approx. $7000)
Gallery Photos · Maple LE
19. Bastongne Walnut Slab
Gallery Photos · Walnut LE
18. ~23″ x 16″ sofa table
Bubinga
17. cookie serving board
Elm
16. ~104″ on h-frame metal base (approx. $7000)
Gallery Photos · Walnut LE
15. ~100″ on custom metal base ($5000-6000)
Gallery Photos · Walnut LE
14. ~64″ on double II metal base (approx. $3500)
Elm · Gallery Photos
13. Burl cookie coffee table on angled metal base (approx. $3000)
Gallery Photos · Maple LE
12. ~96″ x 57″ bookmatch slabs on vienna deco base (approx. $5000-$6000)
Cherry 2"
10. ~ 82″ x 40″ on metal lambda base design (approx. $3000-4000)
Elm
9. ~50″ x 36″ on metal square base design (approx. $2000-3000)
Elm
8. 104″ on Cast Iron Wishbone Legs (Approx. $4000-5000)
Elm
7. ~96″ on Arhaus base (approx. $5000-6000)
Elm
6. ~96″ counter on A-frame + stools (approx. $8000-9000)
Elm
5. ~60″ waterfall console (approx. $3000)
Maple LE
4. ~42″ x 24″ book matched on clear acrylic (approx. $2000)
Walnut LE
3. ~60″ desk on X-base (approx. $2000-3000)
Maple LE
2. Cookie slab on weston metal base (approx. $1500-2500)
Elm
1. 61″- 41″ on cuttyhunk base ($4000-5000)
Redwood

Our Process

Because every slab is different, we price our labor on an individual basis. You decide your perfect finish, fills, and base options, and we’ll take care of the rest.

  1. Picking out your slab. Either you have a piece of wood already in your possession or you are shopping around for the slab itself. Our favorite supplier is our friends at Berkshire Products in western MA. Feel free to browse their online site; they have the country’s largest selection, and a great site with detailed pictures and measurements. Send us the slab’s item number, or photo of your own slab, and we’ll get started.

  2. We contact you about the table’s finish; how you’d like to address any holes or cracks in the slab; and what type of base you’d like us to install.

  3. We send you a price estimate.

  4. Should you like to proceed, we will reserve the slab for you, and send you an invoice for the deposit to get into our production calendar.

  5. You send your deposit to Saltwoods.

  6. We will then schedule an appointment at a later date for the client to come into the shop and go over the entire project in detail; where to make the cuts, cracks, edges, finishes, fills, and base.