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Blackwood Boardroom Table



Measuring at 4m long and 1.6m wide, this recent commission for Christopher was a custom built boardroom table for the rural health campus, of Monash University Victoria.

Crafted from 50mm thick solid Tasmanian Blackwood, the surprise to this boardroom table was the lift up power stations with Blackwood tops.




Alongside the table, Christopher built a Blackwood bar unit, with Black Blum Legrabox runners and felt lined interiors.





Made locally in our Longwarry Workshop, this boardroom table will be sure to see many years of meetings and discussions.

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