Table Direction

Full Custom

Start from the room, not from a direction

The first three directions are starting points. Full Custom is for the project that does not want one: a shape drawn to the room, a material combination nobody stocks, or a detail list that keeps growing through design.

This is where the add-ons live. Company logos engraved into the stone or inlaid in a contrasting slab. Metal reveals and Schluter trim at the base. LED lighting under the top edge or inside the base reveal. Power, USB-C, data and AV cut into the surface at the seats that need it.

It also covers the pieces around the table. Coffee tables, end tables and companion surfaces for the waiting area or lounge, built from the same stone and wood so the whole floor reads as one project instead of three purchases.

Detail work like engraving, inlay and integrated lighting is priced per project. Tell us what you want in the table and we will tell you what it takes to build it.

Full Custom direction: completed black stone boardroom table with the client logo inlaid in contrasting stone on the waterfall end panel

Specifications

This direction is dimensioned per project. Send us the room dimensions and seat count and we will develop the size, slab layout and detailing around it.

What Changes Per Project

  • Custom shape, size and seat layout
  • Engraved or stone-inlaid company logo
  • Metal reveals and Schluter trim detail
  • LED lighting at the top edge or base
  • Integrated power, USB-C, data and AV
  • Matching coffee, end and lounge tables

Planning The Table

What We Work Out Before Fabrication

Start From Drawings, Not A Shape

Send plans, elevations, a sketch or field dimensions. We work from what the room actually is, including the door swing, the display wall, the floor cores and the millwork finishes we have to sit next to.

Detail List Before Fabrication

Engraving, stone inlay, metal reveals, Schluter trim, LED lighting and integrated power all change the build sequence. We settle the list before fabrication so a detail is not added after the slab is cut.

The Pieces Around The Table

Coffee tables, end tables and lounge surfaces are built from the same stone and wood so the waiting area and the boardroom read as one project. Deciding this up front means the material is pulled from the same slabs.

FAQ

Full Custom Questions

What Can Be Customized On A Full Custom Table
Shape, size and seat layout, stone and wood selection, edge profile, base design, engraved or inlaid logos, metal reveals and trim, LED lighting, and integrated power, USB-C, data and AV.
Can You Build From Our Designer's Drawings
Yes. Send the drawings or dimensions and we build to them, and we flag anything in the detail that will not hold up in stone before fabrication rather than after.
Can Our Logo Be Engraved Into The Stone
Yes. Logos are engraved into the top at the head of the table, or inlaid in a contrasting stone and set flush. Both are done per project, sized and positioned to the table.
Do You Build Matching Furniture For The Rest Of The Floor
We build companion pieces such as coffee tables, end tables and lounge surfaces in the same materials and finishes as the boardroom table.

The Cashwood Companies

Where the Experience Comes From

Cashwood Innovations works on high-end homes and projects through technology, AV and automation. CashScapes extends that work into architectural and landscape lighting. AZ Boardrooms brings the same coordination into custom executive conference and boardroom tables.

Each company has its own specialty. What connects them is the type of project, the designers, architects and contractors they work alongside, and the ability to coordinate details that cross normal trade lines.

Cashwood Innovations

Technology, AV and automation for high-end homes and projects.

Visit Cashwood Innovations

CashScapes

Architectural and landscape lighting.

Visit CashScapes

AZ Boardrooms

Custom executive conference and boardroom tables.

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Start a Project

Bring Us the Room and We'll Help You Figure Out the Table

Plans, dimensions, seat count, material direction and technology requirements are enough to start. A rough sketch works too.