Sawyer Twain Expands Modern Pool Table Collection for Interior Designers, Homeowners and Hospitality Spaces

Sep 29, 2026

The national retailer is broadening its curated assortment of slate pool tables and game-room pieces, with expanded emphasis on Doc & Holliday, Nixon Billiards and Brunswick ahead of the holiday entertaining season.

United States, September 29, 2026 -- Sawyer Twain, a U.S. retailer of billiards and game-room products, has expanded its national online assortment of slate pool tables, shuffleboards and related pieces for homeowners, interior designers, hospitality projects and commercial spaces. The update adds greater depth across Doc & Holliday, Nixon Billiards and Brunswick as the company heads into the 2026 holiday entertaining season.

The expansion reflects a simple shift in how the category is being shopped: the pool table is no longer treated as the thing that gets dropped into a finished room and politely ignored by the rest of the furniture.

Sawyer Twain's assortment is built around scale, finish, materials and the way a table actually sits in a space. That means more options for clients who want real billiards performance without sacrificing the room around it.

At the center of the expanded mix is Doc & Holliday. The collection is produced through multiple American manufacturing partners alongside select imported production, allowing different makers and specialties to support one consistent point of view. Built-to-order USA pieces, architectural bases, custom finishes and coordinated game-room pieces give the line a distinctly interiors-led character.

The maker may change by collection. The look does not.

Nixon Billiards brings its own kind of swagger. Strong silhouettes, sharp finishes and real slate construction give the tables presence without making the room feel staged. They look equally at home in a glass-lined great room, a polished loft or a cocktail bar that knows exactly what it is doing.

The tables are built to play. Looking good while doing it is simply part of the assignment.

Brunswick adds the heritage side of the equation. Founded in 1845, the company brings nearly two centuries of billiards history to Sawyer Twain's assortment, giving customers access to one of the category's most established names alongside newer collections with a more current interiors focus.

“Customers are choosing the pool table as part of the room now, not after everything else is finished,” said Chris Turner, owner of Sawyer Twain. “The goal is to offer serious billiards equipment with enough range in scale, finish and personality that the table actually belongs in the space.”

The timing also gives the expanded assortment a natural place in holiday entertaining. A pool table is not exactly an impulse gift, and wrapping remains logistically discouraged, but it is one of the few additions that can change how a room gets used long after the holidays end.

Sawyer Twain serves customers nationwide with product guidance, finish assistance, coordinated freight and professional white-glove installation across the United States.

Contact Info:
Name: Chris Turner
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Organization: Sawyer Twain
Phone: 800-503-0531
Website: https://sawyertwain.com

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