LOS ANGELES Art Deco Pool Table

Art Deco inspired billiard that brings bold elegance to your space. The textures, materials, and shine of a golden age. A high-performance table with all the features you need, custom made and ready to play.

Details
  • Sizes: 7', 8', 8.5', 9' (custom & snooker sizes available)
  • Construction: engineered hardwood core with precision 1- or 3-piece slate
  • Base: sculptural stepped form — metal, lucite, or mixed-media options
  • Rails: luxury rail trim with premium cushion system
  • Play surface: tournament-grade cloth (standard colors) or performance top
  • Hardware: polished brass, chrome, brushed stainless, or blackened metal
  • Finish: lacquer, high-gloss, matte, or custom paint panels
  • Indoor use — handcrafted, built-to-order
Customization

Personalize your table with materials, finishes, and details selected to complement your space.

Table Size: Available in a range of sizes to suit your space and playing preferences.

Wood & Finish: Choose from select wood species, stains, and painted finishes.

Color Matching & Samples: Match an existing color or finish, and request samples before ordering.

Billiard Cloth: Choose from Championship, Simonis, and Gorina cloth in a wide selection of colors to suit your interior and playing preferences.

Leather & Metal Accents: Personalize applicable upholstery, pockets, and trim with coordinating materials and finishes.

Conversion Tops: Add a dining or table tennis top for greater versatility.

Customization options vary by model. Contact us for samples or to discuss your preferred specifications.

Production & Lead Time

Each table is made to order. Lead time is 10–12 weeks after finishes are approved.

Shipping & Installation

White glove professional billiard delivery and installation worldwide.

Dimensions
SizeApprox. exterior*Play surface
Size 16.8 × 3.9 ft5.9 × 2.9 ft
Size 27.5 × 4.2 ft6.5 × 3.2 ft
Size 37.87 × 4.4 ft6.8 × 3.4 ft
Size 48.2 × 4.6 ft7.2 × 3.6 ft
Size 58.5 × 4.7 ft7.5 × 3.7 ft
Size 69.3 × 5.1 ft8.3 × 4.1 ft

*Table models can vary slightly

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