Industrial Style Conference Table

$765

A solid wood conference room table warms up a room by using a style that embraces nature's character rather than hiding it. But the industrial flare makes it one of a kind. Our tables are made from SFI (Sustainable Forestry Initiative) Certified Fir which is sourced from the US Northwest. Tables are sealed so that you won't have to worry about ring stains, water marks, etc. We like to create furniture that people can not only enjoy, but also USE every single day. Each piece of lumber has a unique grain pattern, arrangement of knots, and reacts differently while being stained, plus, given it has real people working on it, there are always traces of human influences. This is what makes buying hand-built items a pleasure. Customize your table by choosing your table top stain. Tables come in standard lengths, 6ft up to 12ft Long. Tables are 36" W and 30" H. We also have an extra wide option, which is popular for conference tables, 45" wide. Since all our tables are built to order we can work with custom measurements.

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Emmor Works

Vincentown, NJ

Member since: 2014

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Emmor Works is a small workshop in South Jersey making custom tables that look beautiful in both homes and offices. My name is Philip and I started building tables because I wanted to make things people care about. Kitchen and dining tables should gain in beauty as the years go by instead of chipping or wobbling.

We create Farmhouse style Tables and Industrial table designs because we enjoy the way they look and the way it brings warmth to a home. But this doesn't mean it has to cost a fortune. Welcome to Emmor Works!!!

Phil comes from a family that has a strong past in fruit farming and carpentry. After about two years of freelance Video/Photography work, he began to get the itch. He found that digital media was a great field to explore creativity, but it lacked the satisfaction generated from creating something by hand. More and more, Phil's after hours were consumed by creating an array of items. Anything from Native American Flutes a concrete-toped table.