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Live edge or no live edge on dining table?

12 years ago

I am having a table made out of walnut, drawn to live edge but afraid it trend will pass or already has? It would be more finished than this example with a gentle ease verses too much variation if that makes sense. Any thoughts, the other option is normal table, live edge on bench......I live in a 1928 bungalow.

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Darrel Austin

12 years ago

Not so sure it's a trend. Trees have been around forever.

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studio3600
12 years ago
Love the live edge!
leelee
12 years ago
As long as it's smooth and won't snag clothing go live.
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Angie Brinkman
12 years ago
I think live edge has been popular and maintained appeal from mcm design to date. It is a beautiful addition for rustic modern and think it has always been, not just a trend
printesa
12 years ago
I like natural, organic style. If you like live edge, go for it. After all, you are the one who lives there and has to like it:)
hellen54
12 years ago
Would be interested in what you decided to do about your table- live edge or not. We recently purchased one but now I'm confused as to how to set it for meals- placemats, chargers - because the edge is irregular. And still no chairs! Do not want a bench because they're hard to sit at- want some back support.

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