Types of Table Tops from MirrorLot

When you’re specifying furniture for a project whether it’s a dining room, office, restaurant, or custom build, the tabletop matters more than many realize. It defines structural strength, style, and longevity. MirrorLot offers a wide variety of custom-sized table tops, giving designers and remodeling professionals flexibility to match the design need precisely.

Here’s a breakdown of the main types of table tops from MirrorLot and how to choose the right one for each context.

What MirrorLot Offers

Solid Wood Table Tops

MirrorLot’s core offering is 100% solid wood table tops. You can get standard shapes like rectangle, round, square, even oval or live-edge, or request custom dimensions to fit your project needs exactly.

These wood tops come in different styles: from classic polished slabs to rustic or natural finishes (including live-edge treatments). The “Bandera,” “Havana,” and “Aspen” series show the range: from large 12-foot mahogany slabs, to walnut/poplar mixes with contemporary styling, to finished black tabletops ready for modern interiors.

DT-90314-2-inch-thick walnut table top

Custom Sizes and Shapes

One of MirrorLot’s biggest strengths is customization. Table tops can be sized from small dimensions up to large conference-table sizes. Whether you need a narrow desk top or a 12-foot dining or conference table, you can order to the exact width and length.

Shapes are flexible too. You can choose rectangle, square, round, oval or live edge, giving you freedom to design furniture that fits unusual spaces, modern layouts, or bespoke architectural interiors.

Finishes and Edge Options

MirrorLot also lets you pick finishes and edge styles. Whether you want a smooth contemporary look, a rustic edge, or something in between, these options affect how the table reads in the room. For example, a sleek finish works for modern offices, while a richer, textured wood finish suits dining rooms or bespoke homes.

DT-90238-Square Havana table top mixture of walnut, poplar, and mahogany

How to Choose the Right Table Top Type

When you’re designing a space, consider these factors:

• Function and usage: For a dining room, a heavy-duty solid wood top or live-edge slab gives longevity. For conference rooms or work desks, solid wood or custom wood slabs handle frequent use and last longer than thin veneers or laminates.
• Scale and size: If the table needs to span a long distance, for example, for a conference table or communal dining table, choose larger sizes or get a custom size ordered.
• Style and finish: Match the tabletop finish to the overall aesthetic. A smooth, polished wood top fits contemporary or minimalist interiors. A live-edge or rustic finish brings character and warmth for traditional or natural-material designs.
• Durability and longevity: Solid wood outperforms many cheaper table-top materials (like particleboard or low-grade veneer). The thickness, edge treatment, and joinery you pair with it determine whether the table stays stable for years.

DT-90336_TL-80046-Oval red oak table top espresso base

When MirrorLot Tops Make Most Sense

• Custom homes or bespoke interiors. When you need a table that fits a specific dimension or layout, custom sizing and shape give you flexibility.
• Renovations and remodels. Instead of trying to fit off-the-shelf furniture into unique floor plans, a custom top adapts to the space.
• Commercial settings. For restaurants, offices, or communal workspaces where longevity, durability, and easy maintenance matter, a solid wood top built to spec is often a wise long-term investment.
• Design-driven projects. When the table is more than furniture, when it needs to contribute to the room’s architecture or aesthetic, the ability to choose wood species, finish, and edge makes the table a design statement.

MirrorLot’s custom-sized table tops offer a broad, flexible toolbox for designers, remodelers, and builders. From smooth, refined wood slabs to large live-edge pieces, from small desks to big conference tables, the choices enable you to match function, space, and design language precisely. Solid wood construction, custom sizing, and a variety of finishes make these table tops among the better options when quality, longevity, and design flexibility matter.