Warm Ash Restaurant Tables in a pecan stain bring a welcoming, golden-brown warmth that enhances Ash’s naturally straight grain and smooth surface, resulting in a clean, contemporary foundation for your dining space. Crafted from kiln-dried, quarter-sawn stock with full-length staves, these tables offer exceptional flatness and durability to handle the demands of busy restaurants. Our matte acrylic polyurethane finish, applied in multiple coats, delivers impressive resistance to heat, wear, and cleaning, so tables retain their inviting look through frequent use. For more inspiration and to see how Classic Ash fits your concept, explore our Classic Line collection and coordinate finishes across your program.
Defined by Stave Width and Table Thickness
The unique appeal of our Classic Line Ash tabletops comes from the thoughtful balance of stave width and overall thickness, providing a sturdy yet visually refined surface for any setting. Each tabletop is constructed with staves between 1 1/8″ and 1 3/8″ wide, and the standard 1 1/2″ thickness can be customized for a heavier or lighter profile to suit your project’s needs. Built with kiln-dried, quarter-sawn stock and full-length staves, these tops are engineered for long-lasting flatness and a consistently smooth surface. By standardizing these specifications and refining the edge details, we ensure every Warm Ash table delivers reliable quality and a cohesive look, whether part of a single install or a multi-location rollout. This structure creates an intentional balance between visual clarity and long-term performance.
🔆 Designer Insight
Edge profiles can dramatically influence how the final piece reads in your space. Review our edge profile guide to explore eased, beveled, or rounded options that best complement Warm Ash and create a more polished presentation.
Warm Ash offers a clean, balanced grain pattern that works well in modern and transitional restaurant interiors. The ash species naturally displays soft cathedraling and linear grain, which becomes more visually cohesive under this warm stain. Designers often appreciate how the finish provides subtle dimension without overwhelming a room, making it a strong option for multi-zone layouts or paired-material concepts.
Other Popular Pecan Offerings
- Classic Cherry – Pecan: A refined reddish-brown stain with deep warmth that complements rich leather and soft lighting.
- Classic Maple – Pecan: Golden-brown coloration that emphasizes fine grain and adds inviting warmth to dining layouts.
- Classic White Oak – Pecan: Medium brown stain with natural clarity and subtle grain texture for timeless appeal.
🔆 Pro Tip
If your project features banquette seating or wall-adjacent tables, consider integrating matching wood shelves to extend the Warm Ash material into vertical space. This creates an intentional design flow and enhances storage or décor without adding visual clutter.
Other Classic Ash Offerings
- Classic Ash – Truffle: Deep brown stain that highlights the tight ash grain for a contemporary, versatile aesthetic.
- Classic Ash – Paprika: Vibrant red-brown stain with warmth that suits energetic dining spaces and creative interiors.
- Classic Ash – Honey: Light golden-brown stain that enhances brightness and natural appeal within a restaurant setting.
- Classic Ash – Original: A neutral, unstained ash surface that balances clean grain and soft contrast for modern dining spaces.
These Warm Ash tabletops fit naturally beside related designs in our Classic Line collection. Compare grain, stain depth, and finish options against Classic Maple – Pecan for lighter warmth, or explore the richer contrast of Classic White Oak – Paprika for a more dramatic, color-forward presentation. Both options coordinate beautifully with ash when building multi-room restaurant environments or mixed-spec dining zones. Pairing stains across species ensures a visually cohesive palette that unifies brand design and elevates the overall dining experience.
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