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How to Mix Wood and Metal Elements for a Modern Industrial Look
There’s something timeless about the contrast between raw metal and natural wood. Together, they strike the perfect balance between rugged strength and organic warmth — the essence of modern industrial design. For restaurants, this combination creates a space that feels both contemporary and invi...
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Top Restaurant Interior Trends Featuring Natural Wood Tables in 2025
When diners step into your restaurant in 2025, the ambiance they encounter is just as important as the menu. A key piece of that atmosphere is what they actually sit at — the tables. Natural wood tabletops are emerging as major players in restaurant design this year. Below, we explore the top tre...
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The Best Wood Types for High-Traffic Restaurants
In the restaurant world, every table tells a story — from morning coffee rushes to late-night dinners. But not all tables can handle the constant wear and tear of a busy dining environment. Choosing the right wood type is about balancing beauty, durability, and practicality. Whether you’re furnis...
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How to Protect Restaurant Tables from Heat, Moisture, and Spills
In a busy restaurant, tables take a beating every single day. Between hot plates, spilled drinks, and frequent cleaning, even the most durable surfaces can show wear over time. Protecting your tables from heat, moisture, and spills isn’t just about maintenance—it’s about preserving your restauran...
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Why Local Restaurants Are Investing in Handcrafted Tabletops
In today’s competitive restaurant scene, every detail counts — from menu presentation to ambiance and décor. Increasingly, local restaurants are turning their attention to something that often goes unnoticed: the tabletop. Investing in handcrafted tabletops is proving to be more than just an aest...
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Matching Your Tables to Your Menu: A Design Guide for Restaurateurs
When designing a restaurant, the menu isn’t the only element that sets the tone. The tables where your guests dine play a surprisingly important role in shaping the ambiance. The look, feel, and material of your tabletops reinforce your culinary concept, making the experience feel cohesive from t...
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Why Fast Turnaround Isn’t Always a Good Thing in Custom Furniture
The Illusion of “Quick and Easy”
We live in a world of instant everything — two-day shipping, same-day delivery, and “ready next week” promises. So when you’re told your custom dining table can be built and delivered in just a couple of weeks, it sounds tempting.
But here’s the truth: fast turnar...
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Why Rounding the Edges of a Live Edge Tabletop Ruins Its Natural Beauty
Live-edge tables are loved for their natural, organic beauty. Each wave, knot, and curve tells the story of the tree it came from, and that uniqueness is exactly what makes the live-edge look so sought after.
However, some customers request a “rounded” or “custom curved” edge because they assume ...
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The Biggest Mistake in Table Photography: Lighting That Lies
Why Lighting Can Make or Break a Table Photo
You’ve seen it before — that jaw-dropping table online that looks absolutely flawless. The colour glows, the grain pops, and the finish looks smooth as glass. But when the table arrives, it’s… not quite what you expected.
This isn’t always because the ...
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How Over-Filling Epoxy Can Kill a Table’s Natural Beauty
When “More” Isn’t Better
Epoxy tables have become incredibly popular — and for good reason. When done right, epoxy highlights the beauty of natural wood, filling voids, cracks, and live-edge gaps with stunning clarity or colour contrast. But too much of a good thing can ruin the very thing that m...
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Why “Flat” Doesn’t Always Mean “Stable” in Table Design
The Myth of the Perfectly Flat Table
When customers think of quality craftsmanship, “flat” often tops the list of expectations — a perfectly level surface that looks crisp and precise. But here’s the surprising truth: in woodworking, flat doesn’t always mean stable.
At TableCo.ca, we often explai...
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How Improper Storage Can Ruin Raw Wood Slabs Before You Even Build
The Hidden Risk Before the Build
When most people think about building a custom table, they focus on the fun part — picking the slab, choosing the base, and planning the finish. But there’s a step that’s just as important, and often overlooked: how your raw wood slab is stored before the build be...
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