Amish Furniture Factory Kingswood End Table

Hand-planing involves using a traditional wood plane to smooth the surface, which leaves subtle, organic undulations rather than a perfectly flat, machine-sanded finish. This process adds a unique, tactile character to the wood and highlights its natural grain.

These posts are structural, providing a robust foundation for the table. Their substantial size contributes to the table's overall stability and prevents wobbling, while also defining the piece's heavy, mission-style aesthetic.

The 22" x 22" square version is ideal for standard living room layouts where you have ample space beside a sofa or chair. The 16" x 24" rectangular option is better suited for tighter spaces or when you need a narrower profile that still offers a generous surface depth.

While all available solid wood options are durable, denser hardwoods like oak or maple offer superior resistance to dents and scratches compared to softer woods. Consider your household's activity level when selecting your wood type to ensure the finish holds up to daily wear.

Solid wood is sensitive to extreme fluctuations in humidity, which can cause the wood to expand or contract. To maintain the table's integrity, keep it away from direct heat sources like radiators and use coasters to protect the finish from moisture.