One table, built once
We do not run seasonal collections. Each table is drawn, cut and finished for its owner, then covered for ten years on structure and joinery with lifetime repair at cost. That is the argument for made-to-order over replacing a table every seven years.
Choosing between engineered oak and decorative panel
Engineered European oak takes patterned lay-ups — strip plank, chevron, herringbone — and is priced at CA$0.10 per square inch of top. Decorative panel is a continuous, patternless sheet at CA$0.08. For a quiet, uninterrupted surface the panel wins; for visible craft, the board.
Viewings by appointment
Richmond Hill is forty minutes from the atelier. Book a Monday-to-Friday slot and we will lay out the finishes you are weighing up before you decide.
What we build for Richmond Hill
Richmond Hill clients most often order single statement dining tables in European oak. Every category below is made to order in European oak at our Mississauga workshop.
- Custom dining tables in Richmond Hill
- Custom coffee tables in Richmond Hill
- Custom conference tables in Richmond Hill
- Custom restaurant tables in Richmond Hill
- Custom side tables in Richmond Hill
- Dining Tables for Richmond Hill
- Coffee Tables for Richmond Hill
- Console Tables for Richmond Hill
- Stone Tables for Richmond Hill
- Restaurant, café and conference tables
- Oak finishes and material samples
Delivery to Richmond Hill
CA$100 flat delivery to Richmond Hill. Tables are built in 7 to 14 days after your drawing and quote are approved, and collection from the atelier at 211 Watline Avenue, Mississauga is always free.
Richmond Hill questions, answered
- What is the difference between engineered oak and decorative panel?
- Engineered European oak is a real oak wear layer that can be laid in strip-plank, chevron or herringbone patterns and costs CA$0.10 per square inch of top. Decorative panel is a continuous patternless surface at CA$0.08 per square inch. Countertops are engineered oak only.
- What guarantee comes with a Luzini table?
- Ten years on structure and joinery, with lifetime repair at cost. Hardwax-oil finishes can be spot-repaired rather than fully refinished.