Featured Work
Walnut Hall Table
Designer: Maggie Eickhoff Interiors
Completed: September 2024
We worked with designer Maggie Eickhoff to create this custom black walnut hall table, a piece inspired by the Spanish Colonial Revival architecture present in the historic El Cid neighborhood where the home is located. The distinctive legs of the table are a special nod to the classic craftsmanship of Mizner-style furniture.
The clients envisioned the table as both a stricking focal point in the sun-drenched hallway that offers views of the Intracoastal Waterway as well as a functional piece for entertaining. To meet that goal, we designed a table that transforms to comfortably seat 8-12 guests when the doors along the hallway are opened onto the courtyard. Drawing inspiration from a table the clients already owned, we incorporated flip-up extension leaves while adding custom breadboard ends that slide into place and can be stored separately when not in use.
Whether displayed as a hall table or expanded for large family gatherings, the table serves as a centerpiece that combines thoughtful engineering with enduring craftsmanship.
Project Images
Barley twist machine
Milling walnut blocks for barley twist table legs
Trimming walnut leg blanks for barley twist legs
Preparing walnut leg blanks for cutting
Close up of cutter head on barley twist machine
First pass of the cutting head on a leg blank
Second pass of the cutting head on a leg blank
Sanding the barley twist legs with a flapper sander
Assembling the barley twist table legs with dowels
Applying a control stain to the barley twist leg
Barley twist table with open side leaves and breadboard extensions
Finished barley twist table on site with open side leaves
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