Furniture / Dining
Custom dining tables built for the room you actually have
Trestle, pedestal, extension and live edge tables in solid birch, maple, oak and walnut, with matching chairs and benches. Sized to your space, your seating and the way your family eats.
What we build
Pieces in this collection
The dining table is the piece your family touches most and replaces least. We build ours from solid hardwood with joinery meant to stay tight through decades of prairie humidity swings, homework, holidays and everything in between.
Every table starts with your room, not a catalogue size. We work from your dimensions, your walkways and the number of people who sit down on a normal night, then design the base so nobody ends up straddling a leg.
Dining tables
Trestle, pedestal and four leg bases in any length. Breadboard ends and grain matched tops as standard.
Extension tables
Self storing leaves that take a table from six seats to ten in under a minute, with no seam hunting.
Complete dining sets
Table, chairs and bench built together so the wood, stain and proportions actually match.
Chairs and benches
Solid wood chairs, cross backs, slat backs and benches sized to tuck fully under your table.
Live edge tables
Single slab and bookmatched tops with steel or wood bases, finished to show the character of the board.
Kitchen and island tops
Butcher block, plank and slab tops for islands, eat-in nooks and coffee bars.
Gallery
Recent work from the shop
Before you commission
What we work through together
Most dining questions come down to four decisions: how big, what base, which wood, and which finish. Here is how we approach each one.
Size and clearance
Allow roughly 90 cm around the table for chairs and walkways, and 60 cm of edge per person. We work this out with you before design begins.
Base style
A pedestal frees the floor, a trestle moves legs inboard, and four legs give maximum rigidity. Your seating count decides which one is right.
Wood and finish
Birch and maple for hard wearing value, oak for texture, walnut for depth. Hardwax oil repairs at home, conversion varnish shrugs off spills.
Chairs or benches
A bench tucks fully away and buys back walkway space. Chairs with arms need extra width and clearance under the apron.
Case studies
See it done in a real home
Dining · Saskatoon, SK
Walnut harvest table and bench for a family of eight
A ten foot walnut table with a matching bench, built for a family that eats together every night and hosts most holidays.
Dining · Saskatoon, SK
Extension table that grows from six to ten
A pedestal table with concealed extension hardware, sized for weeknights and holidays without moving furniture around.
Questions
Answers before you get in touch
If yours is not here, ask us directly. We answer every inquiry personally.
- How long does a custom dining table take?
- Most tables run eight to fourteen weeks from approved drawings, depending on the shop schedule and the complexity of the base. We give you a realistic window before you place a deposit.
- Can you match my existing chairs or flooring?
- Usually yes. Send photos in daylight and, if you can, bring a chair to the shop. We build finish samples and confirm the match with you before spraying.
- Will a solid wood table crack in a dry prairie winter?
- Not when it is built correctly. We use breadboard ends, floating fasteners and finish every surface so the top can move seasonally without splitting.
- Do you deliver outside Saskatoon?
- Yes. We deliver throughout central Saskatchewan, including Warman, Martensville, Regina, Prince Albert and lake country cabins.
Our process
From first message to installed piece
Seven clear stages, so you always know what happens next.
- 01
Initial inquiry
Tell us what you have in mind. A rough idea, a room measurement, or a photo you saved is plenty to start with.
- 02
Consultation
We talk through how the piece will be used, who sits where, what has to fit, and which woods and finishes suit the room.
- 03
Design and quote
You receive drawings, dimensions, wood and finish options, and a firm price. We adjust until it is right on paper.
- 04
Deposit and scheduling
A deposit reserves your spot in the shop calendar. You get a realistic build window, not a guess.
Reviews
What Saskatchewan homeowners say
“We waited years for the right dining table and it was worth it. Ten of us around it every Sunday and it still looks like the day it arrived.”
“They measured, drew it up, and built exactly what we talked about. No surprises, no chasing anyone for updates.”
Next step
Let's design a dining table for your room
Tell us what you have in mind. We will let you know if it is something we build, roughly what it involves, and when we could start.