Large designer conference table and meeting table with solid wood table top

This exclusive conference table or meeting table, featuring a striking tree-trunk tabletop made of solid Kauri wood, measures an extraordinary 400 cm in length, is 120 cm wide, and has a 10 cm-thick solid tabletop carved from a single piece of wood. It is supported by a modern, designer stainless steel base that was custom-made to complement the tree-trunk table and provides optimal legroom.
Large wooden tables with solid wood tabletops—carved from a single piece of wood—are exclusive and one-of-a-kind, making them ideal for a striking conference or meeting table that is sure to turn heads. The extraordinary characteristics of the massive, waterlogged Kauri trees, which are several thousand years old, are beautifully showcased in these large tables.

The pronounced natural edges or tree edges, which are typically present in solid wood table tops that are cut from a tree trunk, give the designer meeting table a pristine character and provide exceptional hand caresses. The elaboration of these special natural elements required a special processing with a lot of manual work. The result is a pleasantly soft feel and special look.

I even hand-smooth the tiniest indentations in the impressive natural edges to ensure that the wood of this special table is splinter-free. Kauri Log tabletops typically feature beautiful natural edges, which are the hallmark of tables made from thousand-year-old swamp wood. Tables with pronounced edges are also called natural-edge tables.

The growth rings on the large, solid tabletop—which are visible at the ends—give a rough indication of the diameter the Kauri tree once had. Here, the tree was cut crosswise. This cut is called a cross-section, and the growth rings—which are round and run parallel to the outer edge of the tree—become visible; in every tree, these are also called end grain or face grain.
If you imagine these annual rings as a whole circle, you can draw conclusions about the diameter of the tree. The tree from which the conference table originated may have had a diameter of about 2 meters before it fell and sank into the swamp. Tables with table tops cut from a tree trunk are also called tree trunk tables.
Back when there were no humans in New Zealand, the ancient Kauri trees had diameters of up to 5 meters. As a result, the wood from these prehistoric Kauri trees is ideal for creating extraordinary conference tables, large meeting tables, and even large dining tables.

The grain of the solid tree trunk table top contains many naturally grown swirls that run through to the natural edges and are also visible here in the form of bulges. Through these special natural features and through the size of the table top grown in one piece, this modern designer conference table gets its extraordinary character.
Thanks to my custom craftsmanship tailored to your specifications, I am able to create large meeting tables and unique conference tables in almost any size using the exceptional wood from Kauri . Every table is truly one-of-a-kind.

The modern, custom-designed table frame—crafted specifically for this conference table—gives the table a timeless look. Combined with high-quality craftsmanship , this tree-trunk table is built to last and makes for a special heirloom. As a master cabinetmaker, I handcraft each Kauri wooden table individually in my workshop according to the customer’s specifications. Each table comes with a certificate of age, which provides information about the age of the thousand-year-old wood, and its own unique serial number.
All conference tables at a glance

Table number
180
Versatile table with special features
This majestic conference table is crafted from a single root measuring 2.80 x 2.10 meters; it can be split down the middle, allowing it to double as a dining table. This large tabletop showcases the unique depth and grain of solid Kauri wood in a truly impressive way.

Table number
67
Conference table with two tree-trunk tabletops
A square solid wood table with two tabletops carved from the same 50,000-year-old tree trunk. The wood, with its natural, unplaned edges, exudes a sense of calm and strength. This table combines the natural irregularities of the “ Kauri ” tree trunk wood with a powerful, striking form.

Table number
97a
Coffee table made of burl and tree trunk wood
The old Kauri tree is strikingly showcased in the tabletop, which is carved from a single piece of wood and flows seamlessly from the root into the tree trunk. A striking feature of this wooden table is the root area, with its naturally formed openings and porous bark inclusions.

Table number
107
Large " Kauri" conference table with a serene feel
The long, well-proportioned tabletop, measuring 4.20 x 2.00 m, exudes both confidence and understated elegance. Kauri wood shows off its elegant side here: with a fine grain, a generous surface area, and a natural depth that really comes into its own in meeting rooms.

Table number
127
Designer conference table with large tree trunk table top
Conference table featuring a large Kauri tabletop cut from a single log, with rustic natural edges and a subtle grain. The tabletop, measuring 4.00 x 1.20 meters, is supported by a modern, designer table base made of stainless steel.