Bragg Rectangle

This rustic wood dining table reinterprets industrial styling for today's homes. With the textured maple table top and the steel and wood beam trestle base, this table celebrates its industrial roots. Our Bragg rustic trestle table is visually solid and provides a strong focal point for a space. Our Bragg collection features rustic maple wood. Rustic Maple has a textured, worn look from the saw marks that have been intentionally left. The tables are all sanded and sealed multiple times with stain and conversioin varnish to end up with a finish that has character but nothing rough enough for the table to be uncomfortable. These saw marks are unique in each table top. The different textures in the wood absorb color differently giving the table a unique look. Reinforcing the farmhouse style, the bolts for the trestle remain visible as an accent. Being made of solid maple wood, these tables are heavy. They do not come with adjustable feet. This table has a skirt that sits flush with the edge to give it a perceived thickness of 4". We build every table to order so you can have the table that is perfect for you. We can customize the size, the wood, the finish, the edge and the base so the table fits your style and your needs. Whatever you choose, you can be confident that you will receive a beautiful hardwood table, custom built for you. At Loewen Design Studios we build stunning high quality hardwood tables. Where we really shine though is in helping people figure out the best dining table for them. We would love to help you figure out what your perfect table looks like. Reach out to start working with our design team on creating the tables that works best for you. Important Notes: All of our tables are made from solid hardwood. As a natural product, each piece of wood has its own uniqueness. Natural wood has variation in the grain. Solid wood will expand and contract in different climates Most of our walnut has sap wood, which introduces some variance in color into the wood For us, these properties make these tables more interesting. If you have any questions, please reach out.