Size + Thickness
Longer lengths, wider tops, and heavier builds require more material, more prep time, and more finishing labor.
Pricing
Real custom pricing for real hardwood tables.
If you compare Arbor Made to mass-market furniture, the number should be higher. If you compare us to premium custom or luxury showroom work, the number should make sense. The goal is simple: honest pricing for solid hardwood work that is built to last.
Helpful Framing
What buyers usually want to know
- What range is realistic before I get attached to a design?
- What pushes a project higher or keeps it more efficient?
- What am I actually paying for beyond the material itself?
Dining tables start at $3,500
Most white oak tables land between $3,500 and $6,800. Most walnut tables land between $5,200 and $8,900. Large statement builds, extensions, and specialty bases can run higher.
These are real project ranges, not teaser pricing.
What Drives Cost
Wood Selection
Walnut and high-grade white oak price differently, and cleaner board selection adds cost when appearance matters.
Base Complexity
Custom joinery, sculpted profiles, and specialty bases increase handwork and precision fitting.
Finish + Delivery
Durable finish work using finishes with no PFAS, personal delivery, and final placement are part of making the table feel complete, not just shipped.
What Your Investment Covers
Dimensions, seating, base proportions, and guidance built around your room instead of a preset catalog size.
Solid hardwood construction, movement planning, careful prep, and finish work meant for daily use.
Clear updates, personal delivery to Pittsburgh and Washington, D.C., and coordinated nationwide shipping when needed.