Statement furniture for considered spaces

Spalted Norway Maple Crosscut Table for Dining and Living Rooms

Key details before you order

Material and Scale Profile

Brand or supplier
Enrico Bartolini
Product type
Home and maker product

What arrives

One Spalted Norway Maple Crosscut Table in the selected option unless chairs, decor, accessories, or a set are clearly listed.

Space and style alignment

Where the Spalted Norway Maple Crosscut Table Works

Measure the room, doorway path, and placement area before ordering Spalted Norway Maple Crosscut Table. Style it as a primary furniture piece and follow the supplier's care guidance for the wood, resin, base, and finish.

Support for weight, footprint, and delivery logistics is essential

Best with rooms that can support the listed footprint and delivery needs. Pairs well with warm wood, stone, leather, linen, coastal-modern decor, and restrained resin or glass accents.

Always follow the manufacturer's care, use, and safety guidance.

Delivery and care essentials

Shipping and Returns Summary

Shipping

Shipping rates and estimated delivery times are shown at checkout.

Returns

Return requests are accepted within 30 days of delivery. Contact Resin Society first for damaged, defective, incorrect, or missing items and we will coordinate directly with Enrico Bartolini.
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Edges that gather a room

A live, irregular crosscut of Norway maple holds the eye—warm grain surrounding a pale, quiet pool—lifted on slender black hairpin legs.

One slab, many evenings

Spalted Norway Maple Crosscut Table

Nature’s outline, drawn once

Large furniture can feel anonymous or overwhelm a room. The Spalted Norway Maple Crosscut Table brings a defined focal point with scale and proportion that read as intentional from across the space. Its organic edge and pale center create calm contrast, guiding the layout without shouting.

Calm focus

Homes work hardest where people gather—meals, sketches, long talks. A table that looks composed from every angle helps the rest of the room relax into it. This piece anchors activity while keeping the surface visually open, so objects, plates, and hands become part of the composition.

For rooms that host

Someone shaping a dining or living area around one expressive, natural tabletop with clean, minimal legs.

In daily life

Center it in a dining nook or living room and let the organic top set spacing for chairs and lighting.
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Designed by Enrico Bartolini

Custom commissions tailor mid century modern forms with intent and client collaboration

Enrico Bartolini builds custom furniture from a hands-on workshop origin: he cleaned out his parents’ two‑car garage and set up a small wood shop and finishing room, and has since focused on commissions from Forty Fort, PA. Enrico specializes in tailor-made mid century modern pieces — and any style a client prefers — working directly with customers to define how a piece will live in a room. Commissions are offered in a variety of upholsteries, woods, and sizes; several design options are developed so the piece can evolve as you decide on aesthetics, scale, and budget. If you want furniture made to your form and function, his process is purely collaborative.
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Your order gives back

When you buy from Resin Society, you help plant trees through our reforestation partnership. It is a small way your order supports the materials, homes, and landscapes makers care about.

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Questions about Spalted Norway Maple Crosscut Table

What rooms suit the Spalted Norway Maple Crosscut Table?
It’s designed to anchor dining rooms or living rooms where a single statement piece can set the tone.
How would you describe the base?
The tabletop rests on slim black hairpin-style legs that keep the overall look light.
What stands out about the tabletop?
An irregular crosscut of Norway maple shows rich spalting and a pale center, framed by sculpted natural edges.
Does it read more rustic or modern in person?
The natural slab brings warmth while the minimal legs add a modern counterpoint, so it sits comfortably in both directions.
Where should I place lighting around it?
Overhead or offset pendants work well; keep light warm to emphasize the grain and the soft contrast of the pale center.