Petrified Wood Offee Tables
Our coffee tables, made of petrified wood from Indonesia, are beautiful and robust slabs originating from large petrified trees that lived approximately 20 million years ago during the Miocene era. The colours consist mainly of earth tones, such as beige, brown, grey and black. This makes it an excellent fit for petrified wood with practically any interior.
The slices often contain beautiful crystals. These come into their own much better in real life than in the photos. We therefore cordially invite you to view the pieces in our showroom to come and see.
Our petrified wood coffee tables also look great in a set of 2 or 3 different slabs. By making the bases at various heights, the coffee tables can be slid under each other. This creates a unique effect. By using a higher base, it is also possible to make a side table that can be placed next to your sofa.
In addition to the coffee tables, we utilise petrified wood for various other applications. For example, please take a look at our collection plates and bowls, side tables and washbasins.
A steel base
We offer various models of bases that complement your petrified wooden slab well. A sturdy choice is a steel or stainless steel cross frame, but other options, such as a triangular frame or a 'Mercedes' frame, are also available.
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