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The Copeland Furniture Planes Coffee Table turns solid wood and glass into a sculptural centerpiece for the living room. Its expressive American black walnut base creates shifting angles and intersecting forms beneath a clear tempered glass top, allowing the craftsmanship to remain fully visible. The transparent surface keeps the table visually open while the warm walnut adds natural depth, making Planes especially well suited to modern and contemporary interiors.
Designed to function as both a practical surface and a visual focal point, the Planes Coffee Table balances substantial hardwood construction with the lighter appearance of glass. Natural variations in the walnut grain give each table individual character, while careful selection, sanding, assembly, and traditional joinery contribute to a clean, refined finish.
Designed for living room use
Contemporary and modern design influence
Sculptural base creates a distinctive visual focal point
Natural variations in the hardwood make each table unique
Low sheen finish complements the natural character of the walnut
Planes combines traditional woodworking methods with a substantial glass surface. Copeland Furniture specifies solid American black walnut construction and clear tempered 15 mm glass, with the glass top imported. The wood components are selected, sanded, and assembled by hand with attention to clean, flush joinery.
Solid American black walnut hardwood construction
Clear tempered 15 mm glass top
Imported glass top
Hand selected, sanded, and assembled wood components
Time tested joinery and construction methods
The defining feature of the Planes Coffee Table is the relationship between its transparent top and architectural walnut base. Rather than concealing the structure, the clear glass provides an uninterrupted view of the woodworking below, helping the table feel open while still giving the room a strong central element. The finish is also GREENGUARD Certified for low chemical emissions.
Sculptural geometric base
Transparent top keeps the design visually open
Clear glass showcases the walnut construction from above
GREENGUARD Certified finish for low chemical emissions
Designed as a statement piece for modern living spaces
Green Furniture
Preservation and stewardship are values that run deep in Vermont. There is immense pride in the quality of the environment and the natural beauty that surrounds Copeland. Here are some of the ways that Copeland's environmental values are reflected in each piece of furniture that they make:
The lumber used comes from the American Northern Forest, much of it within 500 miles of Copeland's factory, consuming less energy in transporting raw material to the factory. An independent research study,* commissioned by the American Hardwood Export Council (AHEC) and conducted by a team of international experts confirms that:
1. U.S. hardwoods derive from legal and well managed forests. Hardwood procured from anywhere in the hardwood states could be considered Low Risk in all five Forest Stewardship Council (FSC) controlled wood risk categories.
2. There exists, a low risk that U.S. hardwoods are produced from controversial sources as defined in the Chain of Custody standard of the Program for the Endorsement of Forest Certification (PEFC).
3. The U.S. hardwood-producing region can be considered low risk for illegal and non-sustainable hardwood sourcing as a result of public and private regulatory and non-regulatory programs.
Award Winning
Copeland Furniture was awarded Silver Exemplary Membership Status by Sustainable Furnishings Council (SFC), joining only a handful of companies to have been awarded this prestigious distinction for proven performance in meeting a range of specific sustainability measures.
Copeland is Sponsored by the American Home Furnishings Alliance (AHFA), the award program was launched to recognize environmental accomplishments within the home furnishings industry.
Commitment To Sustainability
Copeland uses a post-catalyzed conversion varnish that is GREENGUARD Certified for low chemical emissions as the default finish option on all of our products. GREENGUARD certification is a testing program of UL (Underwriters Laboratory) focusing on the issue of indoor air quality.
With more than 1,000,000 kWh of solar production and 3,500,000 BTUs of bio-mass heat generation capacity, Copeland generate 95% of their own energy, onsite. Based on figures provided by the EPA’s eGRID, their two solar installations offset over 1.5 million pounds of CO2 emissions annually.
While the environmental impact of the Copeland factory and the environmental cost of the furniture built for you is among the lowest, Copeland is not standing still. They continue to work to reduce VOC (volatile organic compounds) emissions. Reduced packaging material purchases with the installation of a box making machine allows them to make only what is needed. Copeland recycles all packaging waste and have reduced their reliance on landfill disposal. They now heat their building completely with wood waste from the manufacturing operation further reducing the consumption of imported oil.
American black walnut gives the Planes Coffee Table its warmth and distinctive grain, while tempered glass provides a crisp contrast to the organic character of the hardwood. Copeland Furniture notes that variations in grain and finish are inherent characteristics of its solid wood furniture, so individual tables will naturally differ in appearance.
Solid American black walnut
Clear tempered glass
Low sheen protective top coat
Natural wood grain and color variations are expected
Wood
Solid Wood
Glass
Craftmanship
Skilled craftspeople attend to each piece of Copeland furniture, ensuring that the joinery is solid, surfaces are sanded smooth, and the finish is exquisite.
Perfect dovetail cuts, edge shapes, hole drills, and other intricate processes are executed with computer numerically controlled (CNC) machining centers. Copeland craftspeople combine this state-of-the-art technology with traditional woodworking techniques to turn out the highest quality joinery, case construction, and finishing. Creating furniture that will be enjoyed for generations.
Routine care should focus on protecting both the hardwood finish and glass surface from unnecessary abrasion and buildup. Copeland recommends treating the finish especially gently during its first 30 days, dusting with a soft cloth, and cleaning spills with a damp cloth and mild soap before drying the surface thoroughly. Polishes, waxes, and solvents should not be used on the finished wood.
Dust regularly with a soft cloth
Clean spills and dirt with a damp cloth and mild soap
Dry cleaned surfaces thoroughly
Avoid polishes, waxes, and solvents on the wood finish
Avoid tape and stickers on finished wood surfaces
Treat the finish carefully during the first 30 days to help prevent dents and abrasions
Do not place candles directly on finished wood surfaces
Clean the glass with a soft, nonabrasive cloth to help prevent scratching
Copeland Furniture
Since the beginning, Copeland Furniture has sought to stay loyal to its mission to produce furniture for discerning consumers who have an appreciation for good design, quality, and value.
