The Kahiko Table

It might be the most expensive table ever made. But its price isn't what makes The Kahiko Table so desirable. Instead, it's the material it's made of. It starts with the sleek base, made from a composite of engineered wood and carbon fiber that acts as a perfect support for the main event: two book-matched pieces of 50,000-year old Ancient Kauri, the oldest workable wood in the world. In addition to its age, the wood possesses a unique wave-like grain that causes the surface appear three dimensional even though it's flat. And since the grain is unique to this type of wood, you're pretty much guaranteed to never see it anywhere else.