The Wilkes Live Edge Round Cookie Table
When a tree is cut across the trunk, the piece is called a “cookie” in the industry, for obvious reasons! No two will ever look the same, and tables made with trees such as cypress can have some crazy patterns.
Cookies always split when they dry because of the way wood works. These splits are often filled with epoxy and/or bow ties to hold them together and to add interest and detail to the build.
Shown here with steel hair pin legs.
Prices starting at $800.
When a tree is cut across the trunk, the piece is called a “cookie” in the industry, for obvious reasons! No two will ever look the same, and tables made with trees such as cypress can have some crazy patterns.
Cookies always split when they dry because of the way wood works. These splits are often filled with epoxy and/or bow ties to hold them together and to add interest and detail to the build.
Shown here with steel hair pin legs.
Prices starting at $800.
When a tree is cut across the trunk, the piece is called a “cookie” in the industry, for obvious reasons! No two will ever look the same, and tables made with trees such as cypress can have some crazy patterns.
Cookies always split when they dry because of the way wood works. These splits are often filled with epoxy and/or bow ties to hold them together and to add interest and detail to the build.
Shown here with steel hair pin legs.
Prices starting at $800.