Which table bases pair best with Walnut Restaurant Tabletops?

The right base depends on your layout and tabletop size. Start with our Restaurant Table Bases hub to compare options, or contact us for help balancing footprint, height, and traffic flow.

What restaurant designs work best with Walnut tables?

Walnut works across nearly all restaurant design styles. It elevates casual dining and anchors fine dining spaces, pairing naturally with metal, stone, and soft lighting.

How durable is the finish if scratched by utensils?

Walnut is a durable hardwood, but darker surfaces reveal scratches more easily. For high-traffic environments, lighter or more forgiving surfaces such as distressed or rustic texture options may be preferable.

Can Walnut tables be built as large communal tables?

Yes. We frequently build large communal restaurant tables in Walnut while maintaining consistent color, grain flow, and finish across long runs.

Can you make Walnut tables with drop leaf extensions?

Yes. Our drop leaf Walnut tables use the same construction methods, hardware precision, and finishes, allowing flexible seating without sacrificing visual consistency.

Classic White Oak Original Tabletops

Table Top Style: Classic

Wood Type: Oak

Wood Source: New

Thickness: 1-1/2″ (others by request)

Texture: Smooth

Plank Width: 1 1/4″

Edge Profile: 1/8″ Eased (others by request)

Corner Profile: 1/8″ Eased (others by request)

Color Options: Honey, Original, Paprika, Truffle, White

Lead Time: 3-4 weeks (may vary by product & quantity)

Indoor Use Only

Price:

$ $ $ $ $

SKU: CLWO-OR

Category: Table Tops

Tag: Classic Restaurant Table Tops

Oak Restaurant Tabletops bring natural warmth and timeless texture to any dining space. The tight grain, wheat-to-sand tone, and classic ray fleck create a calm, elegant surface that pairs easily with black, brass, or stainless accents. Each top uses full-length, quarter-sawn White Oak for maximum stability and consistent figure. We hand-sand every piece to a smooth touch and seal all sides with our durable matte commercial finish. It stands up to heat, daily cleaning, and busy restaurant service. To explore variations and matching options, visit our Classic Line Table Tops hub for comparisons and inspiration.

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Defined by Stave Width and Table Thickness

Classic Line tabletops feature narrow staves between 1 1/8″ and 1 3/8″ wide and a standard 1 1/2″ thickness. You can adjust the thickness for a lighter or more substantial look. Each top highlights the quarter-sawn grain and ray fleck that make White Oak a designer favorite. This warm tone fits naturally in modern, rustic, and transitional interiors. For those seeking extra character, explore our reclaimed oak tabletops for a more timeworn, textured feel, adding a touch of organic warmth to your concept.

🔆 Designer Insight

Unlike flat-sawn oak, our quarter-sawn White Oak reveals striking rays and flecks that catch light beautifully. These details give every tabletop visual depth and distinction in any room, creating a subtly layered appearance designers appreciate.

White Oak maintains a stable, predictable surface that performs well in high-traffic restaurants. Guests notice the smooth hand-feel produced through precise sanding and finish work, while operators value how reliably the matte finish stands up to daily use. Many teams compare this color with Classic White Oak — Honey when refining warm palettes across mixed seating layouts.

Other Popular Unstained Offerings

Classic Maple — Original: bright, balanced tone that complements any color palette.
Classic Ash — Honey: subtle warmth with clean, linear grain.
Classic Walnut — Original: rich brown tones with natural variation.
Classic Cherry — Original: smooth, soft red hue with timeless appeal.

🔆 Pro Tip

If your layout includes booths or wall seating, consider adding sound-dampening padding nearby. It softens ambient noise and ensures the warm White Oak surface feels even more welcoming in intimate areas.

Other Classic Oak Offerings

Classic White Oak — Honey: adds warmth and golden undertones.
Classic White Oak — Toffee: richer depth for warm, moody interiors.
Classic White Oak — Paprika: soft amber-red hue with lively character.
Classic White Oak — Truffle: darker, balanced tone that suits modern spaces.
Classic White Oak — Pecan: deeper tone while preserving natural oak beauty.

White Oak remains one of the most versatile choices for restaurant interiors, blending durability with refined craftsmanship. For design coordination, compare options in our Classic White Oak — Original finish or explore species insights in our Wood for Restaurant Tables guide. To complete your layout, review power and data grommet options and connect with our team through the Contact page for project coordination.