Reclaimed Teak Western Coffee Tables with Hand-Carved Ornate Details
Jason Scott Coffee Tables
Jason Scott Coffee Tables feature low-profile coffee and cocktail tables for living room seating areas, distinguished by hand-carved and sculptural forms, handcrafted teak or reclaimed teak construction, wood, glass, or inlaid slate tops, and occasional iron details that complement their organic, weathered character and Balinese craftsmanship.
Each table is crafted using a unique ten-step process, which includes wire brushing, scraping with broken glass, burning, waxing, rubbing with empty bottles, and state-of-the-art kiln drying. This process ensures that any imperfections are ironed out while preserving the beauty and full details of the reclaimed teak.
Jason Scott's journey to make heirloom-quality furniture began in 1995 in Java. Today, he continues his business from Phoenix, Arizona, creating bespoke western-style coffee tables to meet the unique needs of customers across the United States. We are happy to customize any item to meet your preferences so it's a perfect match for your home.
Custom Design
Jason Scott's journey to make heirloom-quality furniture began in 1995 in Java. Today, he continues his business from Phoenix, Arizona, creating bespoke western-style coffee tables to meet the unique needs of customers across the United States. We are happy to customize any item to meet your preferences so it's a perfect match for your home.
Best Uses — Jason Scott Coffee Tables
Built in Bali by Jason Scott’s craftsmen, these teak coffee and cocktail tables draw their substantial forms from the island’s hand-carving tradition. They serve as the hardworking surface before Western leather sofas, holding books, drinks, and trays with furniture-grade presence.
Grand-Scale Great Rooms
Bold profiles and substantial teak construction give expansive Western living room furnishings a commanding center without sacrificing the warmth of handwork.
For Collected Interiors
Deep carving, organic form, and occasional glass or slate insets suit rooms assembled over time rather than decorated in a single gesture.
Organic Modern Restraint
Sculptural silhouettes and naturally weathered grain offer a strong counterpoint to quiet upholstery, especially alongside reclaimed wood coffee tables and other material-forward pieces.
Built Around Conversation
Round, square, and elongated forms create a grounded gathering point where the table carries as much visual authority as the seating around it.
The Legacy Home
Durable teak, Balinese craftsmanship, and carved detail speak to buyers who expect furniture to acquire history and remain worthy of the next generation.
The Runyon's Difference
Hand-carved teak gives these tables physical depth, allowing light to settle into recesses and reveal the maker’s touch across the surface. That workmanship creates shadow-rich structure with unmistakable individuality, a quality that also runs through select iron-and-wood designs.
Frequently Asked
Questions About Jason Scott Coffee Tables
Are these coffee tables genuinely handcrafted from teak?
Yes. The collection is made in Bali, Indonesia, using teak construction shaped and carved by hand by skilled craftspeople. Select designs incorporate reclaimed wood, glass, slate, or iron, but the central language remains teak with carved shadow lines that make the table read as sculpture.
Which tabletop is best for the way we live?
A wood top offers a warm, continuous surface for frequent gathering, while select designs feature inlaid glass or slate. Glass keeps the carved framework visible and visually open; slate introduces a cool mineral plane against the teak’s warm grain.
Can a table be customized for my room?
Customization is available throughout the collection, with the precise scope varying by design. Because each piece begins with handmade, hand-carved teak construction, the finished work retains the irregular life and depth of genuine handwork rather than the repetition of factory ornament.
How should I view the natural imperfections in reclaimed teak?
In select pieces, solid reclaimed teak carries ingrained variation and weathered character as part of the material itself. Those distinctions give each table a surface history no newly uniform board can duplicate, making it particularly suited to homes that value patina over flawless sameness.
How do I care for the table over the long term?
Dust teak and hand-carved surfaces with a soft cloth, wipe spills promptly, and use coasters to limit moisture and heat marks; a lightly damp cloth is sufficient for routine cleaning, followed by immediate drying. Use nonabrasive cleaner on glass and a pH-neutral cloth on slate, preserving clean grain and shadowed carving without waxy buildup.
