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Our Sam Rittenberg showroom is open Monday to Saturday, 10am – 6pm. Walk in, or book time with a furniture specialist.
Amish live edge walnut dining table in a bright Charleston dining room
Live edge · Dining tables

Live edge dining tables

One slab, one table. Every live edge top keeps the natural line and grain of the tree it came from.

A slab table is the one piece in the house you cannot order twice.

Our live edge dining tables are made by Amish woodworkers from a single slab of walnut or another solid hardwood, with the natural edge and grain kept. No two tops are alike. The color, the figure and the edge all come from the tree.

You choose the slab, the size and the base, from trestle and pedestal to metal, and we can match chairs and a bench to the wood. Come see the slabs in person at our Charleston showroom on Sam Rittenberg Boulevard, and a furniture specialist will help you pick the one for your room.

A round walnut dining table with a silver resin river and four oak chairs in a sunlit dining room.

A Round Top with a Silver River

Two finished river tabletops leaning against a weathered plank wall, one curly maple edged in cobalt resin and one with turquoise resin, with two black X-shaped steel bases on the floor.

Choose the Top Before the Base

A thick walnut dining table with a pearl-silver resin river on arched black steel legs and six sculpted boucle chairs in a West Ashley ranch dining room with a white brick fireplace.

A Pearl River and Soft Chairs

A pale maple dining table with a narrow emerald-green resin river and six oatmeal boucle open-back chairs in a Kiawah great room with glazing onto an autumn marsh.

A Green Line Through Maple

A long live-edge walnut dining table on a black crescent-leg base with six black oval-back chairs in a Georgian dining room with pale plaster walls and tall shuttered windows.

Black Chairs at a Walnut Slab

A golden live-edge dining table on black steel bases of two curved legs joined by a low arch, with wood chairs that have bolted block backrests and tan seats, in an Old Village dining room.

Golden Slab on a Bridged Base

A long walnut dining table with a pale icy resin river along one side and six oatmeal tweed side chairs in a Daniel Island dining room with white wainscoting.

The River Runs Along One Side

A live-edge walnut dining table on a black sculptural base with six cream upholstered chairs beside a glass wall onto pines

A Walnut Slab and Six White Chairs

A square spalted maple table with a pale blue resin river and four white cane-back chairs with powder-blue seats in an Isle of Palms beachfront room.

A Blue River for Four

We are photographing new rooms now. Visit the showroom to see these pieces in person, or ask us what is on the floor.

Ask us about anything you see here.

A hand-cut dovetail joint joining a maple drawer side to a walnut drawer front, with a wooden mallet, chisel and shavings on the workbench

My husband and I cannot recommend this furniture store more highly. You are made to feel extremely comfortable as soon as you walk in. They are very knowledgeable and helpful in selecting pieces.

Janet Giambrone · Customer review
From our journal

Good to know before you choose

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Finish samples held to the lightCraft & Process

Why a dovetailed drawer lasts

Hand-planing a board in the workshopHeritage & Lineage

Inside an Amish workshop

Live edge dining table with ladder-back chairs in a sunny dining nook
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Let’s design your room together.

Sit down with one of our furniture specialists. Bring photographs, measurements, a paint chip or simply an idea, and leave with a clear plan for your room.
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1750 Sam Rittenberg Blvd, Charleston SC · (843) 225-2513

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Nothing is priced online and nothing ships from a warehouse. Tell us what you are looking at, and someone who knows the workshop will come back to you within one business day.