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Made by Copeland Furniture, in Bradford, Vermont.
Tables are made in small batches in Copeland’s facility with lumber sustainably sourced from eastern forests.
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simple and solid
This table starts life stark and almost sharp in silhouette. But as you dine on it, the edges will get softer, the finish will enrich, and the marks of use will add character. — Luke Sherwin, Owner
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food safe beeswax and essential oil blend
We use Odie's Dark Oil, a natural, solvent-free, zero VOC blend of essential oils and beeswax on the table top. It provides a low sheen, slightly more protective finish than linseed oil alone.
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Hand-selected boards
Each table's top is made with a careful selection of boards, balancing wood tones and grain. The result is a consistent, stain-free top that will only improve with age and use.
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Soft Close drawer with dove tail joints
We use under-mount, soft-close glides for the drawer. The drawer frame is solid wood with veneered domestic plywood for the drawer bottom.
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Made to Last
The table is made with endurance in mind: each leg and stretcher is cut from a single stave of hardwood.
materials
materials
Solid american Cherry or black walnut. Matching drawer box with veneered ply drawer bottom (optional).
Care
Care
Minimal care is needed but hand-rubbing linseed oil every few years will only be to the Table’s benefit.
how it ships
how it ships
White glove delivery via Metropolitan Delivery
Dining Table
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Cherry or Walnut
The table is made from solid wood throughout. The only concession to plywood is the veneered drawer bottom.
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$195 White Glove Shipping
We’ve contracted with Metropolitan Warehouse to deliver this table to the lower 48, and assemble it in the room of your choice.
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Repairable Finish
If you stain or ding the table, a simple sanding and spot application of linseed oil or Odie's Dark Oil will be all you need to repair damage.
How Wood Changes with Time
Because we finish with pure raw linseed oil, the wood remains open to light, air, and use. Cherry naturally deepens from a pale golden tone to a warm red-brown, while walnut gradually lightens and softens into a warmer medium brown. The change is part of the material, and part of what makes each piece feel more settled over time.
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FRESH CHERRY
Cherry begins pale and golden, with a clean, quiet grain. In the first months of use, light and air bring out its natural warmth and depth.
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MATURE CHERRY
With time, cherry settles into a deeper red-brown tone. The grain becomes warmer and richer, giving the wood a more settled, lived-in character.
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FRESH WALNUT
Fresh walnut begins dark and expressive, with cool brown tones and visible movement in the grain. At first, its color can feel more dramatic and varied.
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MATURE WALNUT
With age, walnut gradually lightens toward a medium brown. The contrast softens, the undertones grow warmer, and the grain feels more settled over time.
Things to Know
At Roseland, we’re proud our tables are finished by hand, the old-fashioned way. We use natural, solvent-free, petroleum-free oils — we don’t stain, spray, use lacquers or polys, and we don’t do VOCs. Here are a few ways this might differ from what you’re used to:
Natural color shifts
Cherry wood starts light and darkens significantly in the first three months. From months 3 to 12, the darkening slows, reaching a deep, rich tone with red undertones. Walnut starts as a deep brown and gradually lightens over time. In the first three months walnut’s tone becomes warmer and lighter. From months 3 to 6, the change slows as it settles into a medium brown with golden or amber tones. In our opinion, the mature tones of both woods are preferable to the initial ones.
Oil finishes mean a breathable, naturally coarser finish
Many furniture companies seal their wood with an additive layer that closes the grain and can be sanded to a near mirror finish - the lacquer or polyurethane is being sanded rather than the wood itself. With a breathable oil finish, the wood’s grain is exposed, which is naturally coarser than sanded polyurethane or lacquers.
Solid wood and humidity can mean seasonal movement
In winter, low humidity from furnace heat can lower the humidity content in the wood and dry it somewhat (dry desert environments can do this year round!). If you encounter creaks, the first thing to do is to lubricate the wood-on-wood joints of the table with a beeswax furniture paste.
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3% of Profits to Bring back the American Chestnut
At Roseland, we're passionate tree buffs and are committed to helping bring back the iconic American chestnut to its native range. We will donate 3% of all unit-level profits at the end of 2026 to the American Chestnut Foundation and other similar efforts.