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Ash and redwood · Conference table

Pale ash and coastal redwood, in one long top.

A conference table for 19six Architects in San Luis Obispo, built from long boards of pale ash and curly coastal redwood, laid in diagonal bands, with live edges down both long sides. It stands on a black powder-coated steel base.

Ash and redwood conference table in a styled office ASH AND REDWOOD CONFERENCE TABLE · STYLED SETTING
A styled office, not 19six Architects' space. The real table at 19six is further down.
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Wood
Ash and coastal redwood
Became
A conference table, on a black steel base
Built for
19six Architects, San Luis Obispo

The build

Two sections, joined with butterfly keys.

  1. In our shop

    The top and the base

    The top comes in two sections joined end to end, with butterfly keys across the joint and a flush metal grommet plate in the middle of each section. Underneath, three wide steel plate legs stand crosswise, tied together by two box beams that run the length of the table just under the top. The steel is powder-coated black.

    The steel base in our shop before finish: wide plate legs joined by two long box beams
    REAL PHOTO · THE BASE IN OUR SHOP, BEFORE FINISH

  2. San Luis Obispo

    At 19six Architects

    We built it for the conference room at 19six Architects in San Luis Obispo. This is the real table there, photographed in May 2021.

    The real ash and redwood conference table in the conference room at 19six Architects, with chairs down both sides
    REAL PHOTO · 19SIX ARCHITECTS, SAN LUIS OBISPO · MAY 2021

Ash and redwood, side by side

Styled settings of the real table, not 19six's office

A hand on the conference top, where a band of pale ash meets dark curly redwood
The whole conference table on a cream backdrop: two sections, diagonal bands of ash and redwood, black plate legs
Material samples set around a grommet plate on the ash and redwood top

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