Originally designed to complement GRT Architects’ renovation of an early 20th-century building designed by Thomas Henry Poole, this suite of tables continues our exploration of modest materials coupled with fine craftsmanship, bold color, and unexpected proportions. The tabletops are constructed of plywood sandwiched between two layers of high pressure laminate. Leaving the 2”-thick edges exposed, the plywood echoes the appearance of certain cuts of solid wood, such as the linear grain of old-growth heart pine. The legs and undercarriage, with their hexagonal geometry, are constructed of white oak. Currently, there are three tables in the Poole Table family – Dining Poole, Coffee Poole, & Side Poole Tables. All designs incorporate the same size legs and table thickness but are adjusted to coordinate with different heights and tabletop dimensions.