It’s a bit of a crapshoot when you can’t pick one out yourself. Ours arrived with a void in the table surface large enough to hold a few dollars in spare change. I don’t want a dining table that collects food. The live edge effect on that side is made not by a tree, but faked by staining part of the wood darker than the edge of the table. That might work if it at least followed the grain, but it doesn’t. The other edge is actually great. The planks in the center are at misaligned and not sanded down to create a smooth surface. Gaps between planks are filled. Several spots are rough from sanding without proper finishing. Return shipping is $230! I had to go back and forth with the manufacturer who claims all of these defects are part of a natural wood product. True enough, when the workmanship is this poor. By that policy they could ship you a stick and call it good. Wayfair did eventually set up the return, but it was a hassle.