THE JACKSON SQUARE SINKER CYPRESS EPOXY RIVER LIFT-TOP COFFEE TABLE

Description

This lift-top coffee table boasts a spacious hidden compartment beneath its surface, ideal for tucking away everyday items and maintaining a tidy living space. It's the perfect addition to any living room. Constructed from Louisiana sinker cypress wood and edged with epoxy resin, this coffee table features a minimalist design with square legs, blending seamlessly with any decor from traditional to modern, providing a subtle statement in your living space. The swirling pigments in the river create a stunning effect, and the resulting patterns lend a shimmering appearance that endows the tabletop with a dynamic and lively aesthetic. A beautiful piece that fits in both a rustic or modern setting with ease. The Jackson Square’s coffee table's surface can be easily raised to a convenient height, transforming it into a work or dining area while seated comfortably on your couch. It's designed for concealing and organizing a variety of items, with a sturdy metal mechanism for effortless use. Ideal for areas where space is at a premium, such as small apartments, condos, and dens, this table is more than just a place to rest your coffee mug. It also doubles as a dining solution or a desk, thanks to its adjustable, floating tabletop.

The unique character and color of the wood, along with the clean lines and minimalistic form of the metal, creates a visually pleasing aesthetic that complements a wide range of styles. Whether you’re looking to enhance the decor of your home or impress your clients with an eye-catching table, this piece of functional art is sure to turn heads and spark conversation.  With its practical and modern design, this table is not only functional, but also a work of art with history rooted in Louisiana. Finished with a professional matte clear coating, it provides a protective layer that makes the table scratch resistant and easy to clean.

Why Sinker Cypress?

In Louisiana and the Southeastern United States, cypress logs were axe-cut in the 1800’s from virgin cypress forests. They were then transported to various destinations across the country. On their journey many were lost and submerged underwater, where they acquired vibrant colors from the surrounding environment. Hence the name “Sinker Cypress.” The ultimate color of each log varies depending on pH, silt content, water movement, salinity, length of time under water, and type of environment the tree originated. Their tight grain from slow growth is unlike any other lumber in today’s growing forests. 

Our Process

Once pulled from the bayous, milled, and kiln-dried locally to 10-12% moisture content, each slab is meticulously selected to be transformed into a functional work of art. By planing, sanding, and cutting the wood, our team of craftsmen are able to create exquisite tables, rich with a piece of Louisiana history. 

Features

• Made from Reclaimed Louisiana Sinker Cypress Wood

• Hidden Storage

• Lift-Top Functionality

• White and pearl epoxy resins combine to create a starry pearl river effect

• Rich, warm variety of tones and colors

• Tight, old growth wood grain

• Eco-friendly and non-toxic epoxy resin from EcoPoxy

• Durable design and ultra-sturdy construction

• 100% Handmade in the United States

Natural Variation

• Natural Wood Grain Color Variation- No item has the same grain color, finish, or wood knots due to natural factors. These differences mean that we may not accept a claim against natural markings.

Minimal Assembly

Installing the Metal Legs is a hassle-free process. The legs are designed with pre-drilled holes, ensuring a hassle-free and swift assembly process. By using the provided screws, effortlessly attach the legs to your bench. Screws and/or mounting hardware are included in the package.

Notes

This is natural wood and finished with a clear, matte coating. It provides a protective layer that makes the table scratch resistant and easy to clean. Each piece is uniquely created and one of a kind. Oak retains moisture in pockets, which can cause the wood to crack and split. Unlike other companies, Southern Wood uses a state-of-the-art vacuum kiln to dry wood and prevent this from happening. Every slab is kiln dried to 8-10% moisture content in our iDry vacuum kiln. As raw wood is used in its natural form, the table shown in the picture will slightly vary from the one purchased. Each table has its own distinct color variations and characteristics. Woods of the same species may vary in color, grain pattern, and texture. All wood slabs are typically cut at 2 ⅛”, and finish out between 1 ½” to 1 ⅝”. Natural wood may display small splits, knots, or other organic features unique to each piece. This is a real wood table, and it will react to water, humidity, and heat as well. All pictured tables are finished with a clear matte sheen, although additional sheens are available.

Production Time- 4-6 weeks

Est. Shipping Time- 7 days

If you’re interested in acquiring a distinctive, heirloom-quality piece of American furniture, we stand ready to assist. Feel free to reach out if you're interested in commissioning a new creation. Call (985)888-9087 or email at SouthernWoodsofLA@yahoo.com for customization or something completely new.