Wych Elm Table

This table was made as part of The Wych Elm Project, set up by the Royal Botanic Gardens of Edinburgh, to make use of a huge wych elm that was killed by Dutch Elm Disease in 2003. The project was set up to highlight the continuing plight of the elm in the UK and all the artworks created have been put together in the opening exhibition of the new gatehouse building in RBG Edinburgh.

The table was designed as a hall table with a single drawer made of oak with a lining of Cedar of Lebanon.

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A large low table, designed to hold a collection of small objects. Two, double ended, drawers open from underneath glass to access the collections.

Made in solid Olive Ash.

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An outside table designed for the private garden of an Edinburgh townhouse.

It seats 10 and includes quotations from Burns and Shakespeare running the length of the sides.

Untreated Scottish Oak.

Vin’s Table

A more traditional table made to seat 8.

Oiled Oak with details in Walnut.

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Cantilevered Table

Made from a single exceptional board of Olive Ash with an Oak base.

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Pegged Oak Table

A simple coffee table jointed with large oak pegs through the top.

Scottish Oak

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Dovetailed coffee table

Bleached Oak

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Coopered dining table

Oiled Scottish Elm

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Oak dining table

Top with a scrubbed finish

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Dovetailed side table

Oak with holly inlay

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Side table with drawers

Oak with bog oak inlay. © Andrew Lawton

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Small oak table

Base jointed through top

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