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Upcycled door tables
February 4, 2012
There was much excitement at Ruby Rhino HQ yesterday when our upcycled door coffee table featured with interior designer Anna Ryder Richardson on the Alan Titchmarsh Show - view the clip here.
For those of you visiting the site for more information on our tables, this post is for you. We currently have just one table in stock, as they are usually handmade to measure so please get in touch to discuss your requirements: studio@rubyrhino.co.uk / 07739 395 739 / or via our contact form.


We source gorgeous old reclaimed ledge and brace doors locally within the West Midlands. The beauty is that each door is entirely unique with signs of its original use as well as charming quirks of age and wear. We treat the doors as necessary - which might include sanding, stripping paint or treating for woodworm for example, before waxing or varnishing the surface to transform them into a functional table top.
The frames are designed and handmade to measure in house to suit your requirements for a dining table, coffee table or side table. Have your say in the choice of wood, style of legs, paint colour and effect, and final finish - such as heavily time worn, lightly distressed, solid matt or gloss for example.


The tables are securely assembled to create a solid and stylish centrepiece that will become part of your home for generations to come. The dining tables suit a wide variety of chair styles, from traditional models to a mis-match selection of old and modern styles. For the modern look, the tables look particularly smart with Tolix bistro chairs, Eames DSW and Kartell Ghost chairs.
A great deal of time, care and attention to detals goes into each Ruby Rhino design to give our customers the very best pieces of furniture every time. We also pride ourselves on exceptional customer service and are on hand to answer any queries before, during and after your bespoke order.
We currently have one dining table for sale in the boutique. Please get in touch to find out more.






