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Close-up of the redwood top where the lazy Susan's routed circle cuts across a pale sapwood stripe and the grain carries on across the seam STYLED SETTING

Round dining table · Redwood

The round redwood table

A lazy Susan set flush into a redwood top, on a cross base of two interlocking slabs.

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The lazy Susan sits flush in the top, and the grain and sapwood stripes run straight across it. Turned square, it reads as one piece of wood.

Designed and built by Deadwood Revival Design

2026

The round redwood table in a three-quarter view on a cream studio backdrop, showing the lazy Susan circle, the sapwood stripes and the cross base with its circular cutouts STYLED SETTING
The softly eased edge of the redwood top, with a sapwood stripe running out to it STYLED SETTING
Looking through the large circular cutout in one of the redwood base panels STYLED SETTING
A hand resting on the edge of the redwood top beside a sapwood stripe STYLED SETTING
Two hands turning the lazy Susan with a bowl of olives on it, the table set with plates STYLED SETTING
The round redwood table in a bright dining room with tall steel windows looking out on oak-covered hills STYLED SETTING

Studio and room images are styled around the real table. The shop photos further down are the real thing.

How the table is built

The top

Wide redwood boards make up the top. Two narrow stripes of pale sapwood run parallel across it, and the edge is softly eased all the way around.

The tree grew near downtown San Luis Obispo. Redwoods get huge, and this one was planted where it was always going to outgrow its spot, close to foundations, sidewalks and plumbing. Fifty or sixty years on, it had to come down. Right tree, wrong place.

The lazy Susan

Set flush in the center and outlined by a thin routed circle. The grain and the sapwood stripes carry straight across it, so turned back to square, the figure lines up with the rest of the top.

The base

Two thick slab panels cross and interlock. Each one has an hourglass profile, flaring wide at the floor and again under the top, with a large circle cut through where they meet. We built the top and the base in our own shop.

In the shop

Unstaged photos of the finished table in our shop

  • The finished round redwood table standing on the shop floor, with lumber racks behind it REAL PHOTO
  • The cross base under the redwood top, two panels with circular cutouts REAL PHOTO
  • The redwood top seen from above, with the lazy Susan circle and two sapwood stripes REAL PHOTO

One like this, built for your room

Size, species, slab layout, edge, finish and base style are all set with you. Every top comes from a different tree, so no two come out the same. You pick the actual slab in our yard before anything gets cut.

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Wood options

  • Black walnut swatch

    Black walnutFrom slab BW 137

  • Sycamore swatch

    SycamoreFrom slab S 3

  • Redwood swatch

    RedwoodFrom slab RW 34

  • White oak swatch

    White oakFrom slab WO 101

  • White ash swatch

    White ashFrom slab WA 41

  • American elm swatch

    American elmFrom slab AE 32

Each swatch is cut from a photo of one of our own slabs, before finish. The six woods we build with most; ask about the others in the yard.

Specifications

Top
Redwood, wide boards with two sapwood stripes, softly eased edge
Lazy Susan
Flush inset outlined by a routed circle, grain running straight across it
Base
Two interlocking slab panels in a cross, hourglass profile, a circle cut through the center
The tree
Redwood from near downtown San Luis Obispo, removed after it outgrew its spot
Finish
Satin polyurethane
Dimensions
57 in. diameter, 30 in. high (standard dining height), with a 27 in. lazy Susan. Yours can be any size
Lead time
Typical lead times can range from 8 to 12 weeks.
Made by
Deadwood Revival Design. Yours is made to order in our Paso Robles shop
Custom
Size, species, base, finish and lazy Susan, all set with you
A long redwood slab on the forklift in our yard REAL PHOTO

Choose your slab

A table like this starts with the boards. Walk the yard in Paso Robles and pick the wood for your top, or look through the slab yard online first.

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