Wood species

Red oak dining tables

Warm, open grain. Classic and tough.

Red oak wood sample — Sample photo derived from “Roteiche Holz” by Philipp Zinger, Wikimedia Commons, CC BY-SA 4.0. Color-calibrated and cropped by MMWWco.

A card goes home with every set: the wood’s name, where it grew, what it became.

Where you can get red oak

Offered on: Production and Semi-custom and Full custom.
Price: −$100 vs. white oak on the list price.
Example: a 72″ × 42″ Payton in red oak (Production) lists at $3,400 ($3,060 with the current 10% promo).
Stains: 4 on Production (Natural oil, Honey, Dark walnut, Ebonized) and 18 choices on Semi-custom (16 matched to Minwax Wood Finish colors, plus clear hardwax or a custom match).

Tables whose descriptions call for oak: The Payton, The Cara. Any Semi-custom style can be built in it.

How it looks under each sheen

Red oak under a matte topcoat (MMWWco 3D render) — Matte

Red oak under a satin topcoat (MMWWco 3D render) — Satin

Red oak under a semi-gloss topcoat (MMWWco 3D render) — Semi-gloss

Red oak under a gloss topcoat (MMWWco 3D render) — Gloss

These are MMWWco 3D renders of this wood under a clear topcoat. Colors on screen are approximate; the $75 sample kit shows the real wood and is credited back on your deposit.

Compare: White oak · Black walnut · White ash · Cherry · Hickory · Maple · Barnwood