Armani Fine Woodworking produced the custom-stained white oak end grain tabletops for the Vinyl Room at the Morton Amphitheater in Kansas City. Designed for a live entertainment and hospitality setting, the tables needed to feel substantial, perform under regular commercial use, and fit the room’s layered material palette.
The end grain white oak gives each tabletop a strong visual texture, with the custom stain adding depth while keeping the structure of the wood visible. Custom steel frames provide stable support and a restrained profile suited to booth seating and high-use guest areas.
These tables bring solid hardwood into a music-focused environment in a way that is practical, durable, and visually grounded.
Select a finish based on how the surface will be used and maintained over time.
Best for: Frequent chopping
Maintenance: Frequent, easy
Feel: Soft, natural matte
Repairability: Excellent
Best for: Infrequent chopping
Maintenance: Periodic, more involved
Feel: Satin, warmer tone
Repairability: Good
Best for: General use surfaces
Maintenance: Low
Feel: Matte, raw wood appearance
Repairability: Localized repairs possible
Best for: High moisture / heavy use
Maintenance: Minimal
Feel: Sealed, protected surface
Repairability: Not spot-repairable
Use this guide to compare available edge profiles. Final shaping may vary slightly based on thickness and project requirements.
Drawings are shown on 1 ½” thick material for reference. Profiles may appear slightly different on thicker pieces.
These profiles require additional shaping and may affect final pricing.
These profiles require additional shaping and may affect final pricing.
We can create many custom profiles beyond the options shown here. Some can be made with existing tooling, while others may require custom tooling, additional design time, and added cost. Contact us before ordering if you have a specific profile in mind.
