Amish isn't just country anymore!
The younger generation of Amish tables builders are stepping into new territory for the traditional Amish with their contemporary styles and designs.
Yorkshire Table
Clean lines with a glass top
The Yorkshire table is a true departure from the solid wood tables that the Amish are known for. With its glass top and espresso stain this table is right at home in just about any contemporary home. It features a solid wood base of your choice- oak, cherry, or brown maple and comes in a wide range of finishes from natural to the espresso you see in the picture. The table top is 48" in diameter and is available with either a polished or beveled edge. The glass top is 1/2 inch thick! Click the following link if you would like more information about the Amish Yorkshire Table. Calodonia Table
Unique Curves with a 2 tone finish
The Calodonia table has curves like no other round table made by the Amish. This table is available in 5 different wood types- Oak, Cherry, Maple, Brown Maple and 1/4 Sawn White Oak- and 3 diameters- 48", 54" and 60". All but the 60" can accept up to 3 leaves. The 60" is only available with up to 2 leaves. Click the following link if you would like more information about the Calodonia Table. Oval Calodonia Table
Contemporary Curves with Amish Strength
The Oval Calodonia table has the contemporary lines of a modern home with enough size to seat 10 or 12 people. This table is available in base sizes of 48"x60, 48"x66" and 48"x72 with up to 3 leaves. IT's available in 5 different woods- Oak, Cherry, Maple, Brown Maple (pictured with espresso stain) and 1/4 Sawn White Oak. Upon request you can store 2 leaves in the table; 1 with skirts and 1 without skirts. Click the following link if you would like more information about the Oval Calodonia Table. More Contemporary Tables Coming Soon...
Solid Wood Contemporary Tables
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