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Custom Tables and Furniture Both aged timbers and newly milled, quality hardwoods are used in every piece. Our furniture will last generations.
We are a handmade furniture company specializing in heirloom, eclectic, modern, live edge dining tables with rustic distressed features. All materials are real wood from Georgia Suppliers! Tables and other furniture are made to order. Occasionally, aged barn or shed wood is acquired and furniture is made. New items for sale will be posted on the "For Sale" page and members/followers will be notified. Custom Jobs Welcome. If you have an idea for a piece of furniture, contact us!! We will be happy to accommodate your wishes! Northeast Atlanta Georgia
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Same species. Different character. No two walnut boards repeat the same color, figure or movement—and that natural variation is the point of choosing real hardwood.
Do you prefer calm, straight grain or dramatic movement?
Save this before selecting walnut.
09/18/2026
New on the Rustic Trades blog: one home, three expressions of walnut.
For this Ellijay project, walnut moves through the home in distinct custom pieces—connected by material, but designed for different rooms and uses.
Explore the project through build photos and video, material decisions, custom details and finished views of the pieces in the home.
Read the complete project story through the link in today’s Instagram or Facebook Story.
Which piece would you want to see first?
Big tables take a whole team. Large-format work demands careful handling, engineered support and an installation plan long before the table leaves our Canton shop.
Tag someone who would love this scale—and follow for more large-format builds.
09/16/2026
A serious conference table begins with more than a length and a wood species.
Across our large-format builds, the best results come from planning proportion, sightlines, chair count, integrated power, base placement, legroom and the installation path as one system.
Which detail matters most in your conference room: scale, technology or flexibility?
Explore custom conference tables through the link in our bio.
Wait for the grain to appear. Finish does not invent character—it reveals the depth, contrast and movement already waiting in the wood.
Did you watch the reveal more than once?
Follow for more finish reveals from the shop.
Before ordering a table, measure the path behind each occupied chair—not only the tabletop. Comfortable pullback and walking room can change the ideal table size.
Save this for your next dining-room measurement. What size table are you planning?
09/11/2026
New on the Rustic Trades blog: a custom walnut poker table for an Atlanta game room.
This solid-walnut table pairs a rich green playing surface with brass cup holders and a design built specifically for the room.
See how it came together through build photos and video, walnut and playing-surface selections, custom details and the finished-room reveal.
Read the full project story through the link in today’s Instagram or Facebook Story.
Would your game table be classic green or something unexpected?
This small piece of wood does a big job.
A bow tie helps stabilize a natural split while keeping the character that makes a live-edge slab unique. It is structural craft you can see—and one of our favorite details to fit by hand.
Would you feature the bow tie or keep it subtle?
Follow for more of the craft behind custom furniture.
09/09/2026
How many people will your table actually seat?
Chair width matters, but so does the space behind every occupied chair. Comfortable pullback and walking room can change the right table size for the room.
Save this guide before measuring. How many seats does your next table need every day—and on holidays?
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109 Railroad Street
Canton, GA
30114
Opening Hours
| Tuesday | 10am - 5pm |
| Wednesday | 10am - 5pm |
| Thursday | 11am - 5pm |
| Friday | 10am - 5pm |
| Saturday | 11am - 3pm |