Old Traditions Leg Table

The 1-inch top provides a classic, streamlined look, while the 1.25-inch and 1.50-inch options offer a more substantial, heavy-duty feel. Thicker tops generally provide a more formal aesthetic and increased visual weight to the table.

Edge profiles influence both the comfort and style of your table. Softer profiles like Roundover are ideal for families with children, while sharper, more architectural profiles like Ogee or Mission offer a more formal or traditional aesthetic.

Hardwoods like Hard Maple, Cherry, and Walnut are excellent choices for durability. If you prefer a rustic aesthetic, Rustic Cherry or Rustic Hickory offer natural character while maintaining the structural integrity of solid wood.

Yes, shapes like Oval or Boat tend to make it easier to squeeze in extra chairs because they lack sharp corners. Rectangular tables with square corners provide the most defined seating positions and maximize the usable surface area.

Yes, you can select from a wide range of stains across all available wood species. We recommend considering the undertones of your current furniture to ensure a cohesive look, as different wood species absorb stain differently.

Solid wood is a natural material that reacts to humidity changes in your home. To minimize movement, keep the table away from direct heat sources and maintain a consistent indoor climate, which helps preserve the integrity of the wood over time.