Ash Tables

High quality design meets extremely characterful, very hard wearing and beautiful Ash.

There’s no denying that oak is a beautiful wood to craft from. But if you’re looking for something a little more delicate in appearance, and no less hard-wearing in function, then ash is where you’ll find it.

Ash and Copper table top
Ash and copper sideboard
Mac&Wood room sets

Choose the right size and finish

If you are looking to make a statement in your home or office, our Ash finish tables are ready to impress. Seating 6 to 14 people, they are perfect for sophisticated rooms of all sizes. Our Ash finished tops are available in all of our Mac&Wood designs. If you require a bespoke size, please contact us using the enquiry form below.

Discover more about our range of finishes by clicking here.

Reclaimed Wood Raw

Raw

Reclaimed Wood Brown

Brown

Reclaimed Wood Dark

Dark

Sample reclaimed grey

Grey

Reclaimed Wood Raw

Character (Oak only)

Reclaimed Wood Brown

Brown

Reclaimed Wood Dark

Dark

Sample reclaimed grey

Grey (Ash only)

Zinc Natural

Satin

Zinc Light Patina

Light Patina

Natural copper sample

Natural

Aged copper sample

Aged

Copper table tops

Distressed

Bronze copper sample

Bronzed

Dekton - Entzo

Entzo

Dekton - Fiord

Fiord

Dekton - Kadum

Kadum

Dekton - Keyla

Keyla

Dekton - Keon

Keon

Dekton - Keranium

Keranium

Dekton - Makai

Makai

Dekton - Radium

Radium

Dekton - Trilium

Trilium

Dekton - Strato

Strato

Dekton - Tundra

Tundra

Dekton - Nayla

Nayla

Our most popular Dekton finishes can be seen above, to view the entire range click here.

Wenge

Wenge

Zebrano

Zebrano

Walnut

Walnut

Tabu Veneer

01-01252

Tabu Veneer

04-06752

Tabu Veneer

04.00722

Tabu Veneer

09-025-2332

Tabu Veneer

27.00122

Tabu Veneer

72-00152

Tabu Veneer

AA-00-25552

Tabu Veneer

B1.00322

Tabu Veneer

E5.P.B0922

Tabu Veneer

GR.01022

Tabu Veneer

L1.S.00122

Tabu Veneer

RRX.03.01622

Our most popular Tabu veneer finishes can be seen above, to view the entire range click here.

All our furniture is available in any of our finishes, to explore the options click here.
*Please note sample colours shown are representative only and final finishes may vary.

Ash gives a surface an attractive, solid, crisp grain to create a subtle elegance and a timeless look. It brings a bright and airy atmosphere, with an impression of space and openness, and will not overpower your room. Available in all our Mac+Wood designs, this versatile wood can flex to meet the style and function needs of any home.

Ash is a hardwood with a mesmerisingly varying grain, fewer knots and gnarls, and is an absolute pleasure to look at. Its fine finish creates furniture with a subtle presence. The wood is light, dry and distinctive, with a classy feel. It’s almost the antithesis of pine. You won’t find many other houses with an ash table.

Strong Yet Sensitive

The clarity and subtlety of ash shouldn’t deceive you into doubting its durability. Naturally resistant to dents, wear and cracks, it is also surprisingly flexible, rounding it off as an extraordinarily versatile material to use in crafting tables.

In Your Home

Ash might appear light, but it’s tough, dense and resistant to splitting. This makes it perfect for furniture, whether polished, stained or left natural. The grain patterns, with subtle streaks of reddy-browns or olive-greys, will surprise and delight in equal measure. An ash table will offset the shades around your room and provide a counterpoint to the other furniture.

5 facts about Ash

Variety

There are estimated to be maybe 70 varieties of Ash trees growing all over the northern hemisphere in Europe, Asia and North America. It’s the 3rd most common tree in the UK.

An All-rounder

Ash wood is both strong and elastic, so it’s perfect for making sports equipment like baseball bats, hockey sticks, tennis rackets and canoe paddles. You’ll also find it in guitars, doors and flooring!

Healing Qualities

The Ash tree produces a substance similar to olive oil that can be used to naturally treat stomach disorders. In ancient Britain, healers also used Ash tree bark to treat warts on the skin.

Vehicles

In the 19th century, Ash was a popular choice for making carriages due to its strength and flexibility. It was also used for boats, and early aeroplane frames.

Legends

In Norse mythology, the World Tree, Yggdrasil, is thought to be an Ash, and the first man, Askr, was formed from an Ash tree.

We’re ready to answer your questions about our Ash furniture

To place an order call us on 020 3773 1430 or use our simple form below.

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