Paso Robles · California · Founded 2016
Every table here was a tree with an address.
We mill the tree, dry the wood and build the piece ourselves, for homes, wineries and businesses. When we know where a tree grew, it goes on the record.
Claro walnut
Grew in Santa Margarita
Now: a dining table with a tree-shaped base
Styled setting
The register
Six pieces, and the trees behind them.
Each entry lists the wood, where the tree grew when we know it, and what we built from it. Open one to see the piece.
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STYLED SETTING
HOME · ADELAIDA
Orchard walnut dining table
From an orchard in the hills of Adelaida, planted decades ago by a veteran.
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REAL PHOTO
WINERY · SACRAMENTO
Hope on Park tasting bar
Sycamore from a neighborhood tree on the west side of Sacramento, now the tasting bar at Hope on Park in Paso Robles.
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STYLED SETTING
HOME · TEMPLETON
Coast live oak river table
Coast live oak from Santa Rita Creek Ranch in Templeton.
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STYLED SETTING
OFFICE
Ash and redwood conference table
Ash and coastal redwood in one top, built for 19six Architects in San Luis Obispo.
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STYLED SETTING
HOME · ORANGE
Redwood trestle table
A redwood that grew in Orange, California.
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STYLED SETTING
CAFÉ
Café tables
Redwood tables built for the former Contraband Coffee in San Francisco.
Read the tree's story: Café tables
Browse by wood, by where the tree grew, or by what it became.
Browse the registerThe process
How a tree becomes a table
Five steps. The mill, the kiln and the shop are ours.
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The tree
Trees that came down in towns, on ranches, and in old orchards across California's Central Coast and surrounding regions.
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The mill
We mill the logs ourselves, in our yard.
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The kiln
We dry the wood before we build with it, which keeps it from moving much once it's in your house.
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The shop
Our own team builds in wood and steel: the tops, the bases and the cabinets.
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Your home
Built to your room and delivered, along with what we know about the tree it came from.
IN THE YARD NOW
One tree per slab.
Kiln-dried to 8 to 12% moisture and surfaced before it leaves the yard. Pick one by its tag number and build it yourself, or have us design the piece around it.
See every slab in the yard
Who runs the shop
Started by two former wildland firefighters.
Danny and Mitch worked wildland fire for the U.S. Forest Service before they turned saving trees into a business. They started in San Luis Obispo in 2016. Ten years and more than 500 custom tables later, the shop is in Paso Robles.
Danny & Mitch · Co-founders
"Everything that lives must die. But the cool thing with trees is they can be brought back to life."
Where our trees came from
Every table has an address
Our trees come from ranches, old orchards and towns across California's Central Coast and surrounding regions, and a few from as far off as Sacramento and Orange. Here's where some of them grew, and where the pieces went.
10
Years in business
500+
Custom tables
5.0
On Google
From a Google review
“After the remodel, the table and bar are the first thing we see when we come in the door - and they are breathtaking. It sets the tone for the entire house.”
