Petal Slice Log Coffee Table / Wood Cross-Section Coffee Table
Table (Coffee Table / Accent Table) · Contemporary / Organic Modern (21st Century) · Likely contemporary designer-maker or artisanal production brand (similar to pieces found at high-end rustic-modern retailers like CB2, Anthropologie, or custom makers on Etsy).
Type
Table (Coffee Table / Accent Table)
Style Period
Contemporary / Organic Modern (21st Century)
Material
Solid wood cross-sections (slices of tree branches or logs), assembled and mounted onto an internal structural core or pedestal base.
Age Estimate
Contemporary, manufactured within the last 5 to 15 years.
Dimensions
Estimated height: 16-18 inches, Width: 40-44 inches, Depth: 40-44 inches. This falls into the standard large-format round or organic-shaped coffee table range.
Origin
Contemporary global artisan manufacturing or studio craft.
Designer/Maker
Likely contemporary designer-maker or artisanal production brand (similar to pieces found at high-end rustic-modern retailers like CB2, Anthropologie, or custom makers on Etsy).
Value Estimate
Estimated retail market value between $600 and $1,500 depending on the artisan maker, exact dimensions, and weight.
Description
An eye-catching contemporary coffee table featuring a dramatic tabletop composed of numerous sliced tree rounds arranged in a floral or mosaic configuration. Finished entirely in a sophisticated matte black, the piece bridges rustic organic forms with modern minimalist color palettes, making it a striking focal point in a transitional or modern living room.
Key Features
Mosaic layout of distinct end-grain log cross-sections, organic scalloped perimeter following the natural shapes of the outer wood rounds, and uniform monolithic black finish.
Color & Finish
Matte black or ebonized finish, highlighting the natural circular growth rings and radial wood grain textures beneath the dark stain.
Construction Method
Handcrafted and artisan-assembled, utilizing individual end-grain wood slices fitted and adhered tightly together in a mosaic or petal-like pattern to form a cohesive organic tabletop.
Joinery & Craftsmanship
End-grain mosaic edge-gluing and surface fitting. High degree of manual craftsmanship required to select, cut, and puzzle-fit individual log cross-sections.
Wood Grain & Species
Coniferous or deciduous tree branches showing distinct concentric circular growth rings (end-grain). Species is likely a domestic hardwood such as pine, cedar, or birch, heavily stained.
Surface Treatment
Ebonized or pigmented dark stain with a low-sheen protective sealant to preserve the natural wood texture while offering moisture resistance.
Upholstery Details
Not applicable.
Hardware & Fittings
Concealed internal fasteners and structural support; no visible external hardware.
Origin & Provenance
Contemporary global artisan manufacturing or studio craft.
Condition Notes
Appears to be in very good to excellent condition with no visible structural flaws, cracking, or surface damage beyond intentional natural checking in the wood.
Interesting Facts
End-grain wood is notoriously difficult to finish and prone to splitting as humidity fluctuates, requiring careful stabilization during the manufacturing process.
Cultural Significance
Reflects the ongoing interior design trend of bringing biophilic elements and raw nature indoors through elevated, sculptural artisan furniture.
Similar Pieces
Live-edge slab tables, stump tables, and petrified wood tables, distinguished by this piece's multi-slice mosaic construction rather than a single solid slab.
Care & Maintenance
Dust regularly with a soft, dry cloth. Avoid harsh chemical cleaners. Use coasters to prevent moisture rings, and protect from direct, intense sunlight to prevent further wood checking.
Value Estimate
Estimated retail market value between $600 and $1,500 depending on the artisan maker, exact dimensions, and weight.
Sustainability Notes
Often crafted using reclaimed branches, fallen timber, or sustainably sourced small-diameter thinnings, minimizing waste in forestry practices.