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The Solid Wood Modern Dining Table is a timeless addition to any dining room, combining sustainable craftsmanship with contemporary design that never goes out of style.
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Unlike veneered or composite wood tables (which peel or warp over time), this table is made from 100% solid hardwood—sourced from FSC-certified forests—ensuring it’s durable enough to withstand daily use (from family meals to holiday gatherings) and retain its beauty for decades. Its minimalist design—clean lines, smooth surfaces, and no unnecessary ornamentation—makes it versatile, complementing a range of interior styles from Scandinavian to industrial. Whether you’re hosting a large dinner party or enjoying a quiet meal with your family, this table provides a functional and stylish centerpiece for your dining space.
The table is available in three premium hardwood options, all FSC-certified to ensure responsible sourcing: oak, walnut, and beech. Each wood type has unique characteristics that cater to different preferences:
• Oak: A light-colored hardwood (with shades of pale brown to golden brown) known for its strength and durability. Oak has a distinctive grain pattern (open pores and straight lines) and is highly resistant to scratches and dents—making it ideal for families with children or pets.
• Walnut: A dark hardwood (rich brown with black undertones) with a luxurious, smooth grain pattern. Walnut is slightly softer than oak but still durable, and its dark color adds warmth and sophistication to modern interiors.
• Beech: A medium-colored hardwood (light tan to pinkish-brown) with a fine, even grain. Beech is known for its flexibility and resistance to warping, making it a great choice for extendable tables.
All wood is processed using a kiln-drying technique that reduces the moisture content to 8–12%—this prevents the wood from warping, cracking, or shrinking as it adjusts to indoor humidity levels. The solid wood construction eliminates layers (unlike veneered tables, which have a thin wood layer over particleboard), ensuring the table retains its structural integrity even with heavy use.
The table’s design focuses on simplicity and functionality, with clean lines that complement modern decor. It’s available in two shapes: rectangular (for larger dining spaces) and extendable (for spaces that need flexibility). The rectangular model comes in lengths ranging from 60 inches (seats 6 people comfortably) to 84 inches (seats 8 people), with a standard width of 36 inches—providing ample space for plates, bowls, and centerpieces. The extendable model starts at 60 inches (seats 6) and expands to 84 inches (seats 8) or 108 inches (seats 10) with the addition of 12-inch or 24-inch leaves—perfect for hosting seasonal gatherings (like Thanksgiving or Christmas) without sacrificing space during everyday use. The tabletop is 1.5 inches thick, providing a substantial feel, and the edges are beveled (at a 45° angle) to add a subtle decorative touch while preventing sharp corners (safer for children).
Solid wood’s natural strength makes the table highly durable, capable of withstanding daily use that would damage veneered or composite tables. Key durability features include:
• Heat resistance: The table can withstand short-term exposure to temperatures up to 80℃—so you can place hot dishes (like soup bowls or casserole dishes) directly on the surface without using a trivet (though we recommend trivets for long-term heat exposure to prevent discoloration).
• Stain resistance: The table’s finish (either natural oil or polyurethane) provides a protective barrier against stains from spills like coffee, wine, or sauce. While not completely waterproof, the finish gives you time to wipe up spills before they penetrate the wood.
• Refinishability: Unlike veneered tables (which can’t be refinished), this solid wood table can be sanded and refinished multiple times—extending its lifespan indefinitely. If the table develops scratches, dents, or faded areas, a professional can sand the surface and reapply the finish, making it look like new.
The Solid Wood Modern Dining Table is designed for indoor dining spaces of all sizes. It’s perfect for modern dining rooms (as a permanent centerpiece), open-concept kitchens (where the dining table transitions from cooking space to eating space), and even large living rooms (as a high-top dining table for casual meals). Its neutral design complements a range of decor styles:
• Scandinavian: Pair the oak table with light-colored chairs (like white plastic or light wood) and minimalist decor (such as a simple vase of flowers) for a bright, airy look.
• Industrial: The walnut table works well with metal chairs (like black steel or brass) and industrial decor (such as exposed brick walls or pendant lights).
• Rustic: The beech table complements reclaimed wood decor, leather chairs, and warm lighting (like Edison bulbs) for a cozy, country-inspired feel.
The extendable model is especially useful for small to medium-sized dining rooms, as it allows you to adjust the table size based on your needs—no more struggling to fit extra chairs or feeling like the table is too large for everyday use.
Minor scratches (surface-level, not deep enough to reach the wood) can be repaired at home with simple tools:
• For oil-finished tables: Apply a small amount of wood oil (matching the table’s wood type) to a clean cloth and rub it into the scratch in the direction of the grain. The oil will darken the scratch, making it less visible. Let the oil sit for 10 minutes, then wipe off any excess with a dry cloth.
• For polyurethane-finished tables: Use a touch-up marker (matching the table’s color) to fill in the scratch. Let the marker dry for 5 minutes, then apply a small amount of clear polyurethane (in a spray can or brush-on formula) to seal the area. Let the polyurethane dry for 24 hours before using the table.
For deeper scratches (that reach the wood), we recommend using a wood filler (matching the table’s color) to fill the scratch, then sanding the area with 240-grit sandpaper (until smooth) and reapplying the finish. If you’re unsure, hire a professional woodworker to avoid damaging the table.
The table’s finish provides a degree of water resistance, but it’s not completely waterproof. Polyurethane-finished models are more water-resistant than oil-finished models, as polyurethane forms a hard, protective layer on the surface. To prevent water damage:
• Wipe up spills immediately with a dry cloth—don’t let water sit on the surface for more than a few minutes.
• Use coasters for glasses, mugs, and bottles—even if they don’t have ice, condensation can seep into the wood.
• Avoid placing wet items (like damp dish towels or wet placemats) on the table for extended periods.
If water does penetrate the finish and cause a white ring (water stain), you can try to remove it by placing a clean, dry cloth over the stain and ironing it on low heat (no steam) for 10–15 seconds. The heat will evaporate the water trapped in the wood. If this doesn’t work, use a small amount of toothpaste (non-gel, white) on a soft cloth to gently buff the stain in circular motions—then wipe clean with a damp cloth.
material | Wooden (Free customization) |
product size/CM | Free customization |
Unlike veneered or composite wood tables (which peel or warp over time), this table is made from 100% solid hardwood—sourced from FSC-certified forests—ensuring it’s durable enough to withstand daily use (from family meals to holiday gatherings) and retain its beauty for decades. Its minimalist design—clean lines, smooth surfaces, and no unnecessary ornamentation—makes it versatile, complementing a range of interior styles from Scandinavian to industrial. Whether you’re hosting a large dinner party or enjoying a quiet meal with your family, this table provides a functional and stylish centerpiece for your dining space.
The table is available in three premium hardwood options, all FSC-certified to ensure responsible sourcing: oak, walnut, and beech. Each wood type has unique characteristics that cater to different preferences:
• Oak: A light-colored hardwood (with shades of pale brown to golden brown) known for its strength and durability. Oak has a distinctive grain pattern (open pores and straight lines) and is highly resistant to scratches and dents—making it ideal for families with children or pets.
• Walnut: A dark hardwood (rich brown with black undertones) with a luxurious, smooth grain pattern. Walnut is slightly softer than oak but still durable, and its dark color adds warmth and sophistication to modern interiors.
• Beech: A medium-colored hardwood (light tan to pinkish-brown) with a fine, even grain. Beech is known for its flexibility and resistance to warping, making it a great choice for extendable tables.
All wood is processed using a kiln-drying technique that reduces the moisture content to 8–12%—this prevents the wood from warping, cracking, or shrinking as it adjusts to indoor humidity levels. The solid wood construction eliminates layers (unlike veneered tables, which have a thin wood layer over particleboard), ensuring the table retains its structural integrity even with heavy use.
The table’s design focuses on simplicity and functionality, with clean lines that complement modern decor. It’s available in two shapes: rectangular (for larger dining spaces) and extendable (for spaces that need flexibility). The rectangular model comes in lengths ranging from 60 inches (seats 6 people comfortably) to 84 inches (seats 8 people), with a standard width of 36 inches—providing ample space for plates, bowls, and centerpieces. The extendable model starts at 60 inches (seats 6) and expands to 84 inches (seats 8) or 108 inches (seats 10) with the addition of 12-inch or 24-inch leaves—perfect for hosting seasonal gatherings (like Thanksgiving or Christmas) without sacrificing space during everyday use. The tabletop is 1.5 inches thick, providing a substantial feel, and the edges are beveled (at a 45° angle) to add a subtle decorative touch while preventing sharp corners (safer for children).
Solid wood’s natural strength makes the table highly durable, capable of withstanding daily use that would damage veneered or composite tables. Key durability features include:
• Heat resistance: The table can withstand short-term exposure to temperatures up to 80℃—so you can place hot dishes (like soup bowls or casserole dishes) directly on the surface without using a trivet (though we recommend trivets for long-term heat exposure to prevent discoloration).
• Stain resistance: The table’s finish (either natural oil or polyurethane) provides a protective barrier against stains from spills like coffee, wine, or sauce. While not completely waterproof, the finish gives you time to wipe up spills before they penetrate the wood.
• Refinishability: Unlike veneered tables (which can’t be refinished), this solid wood table can be sanded and refinished multiple times—extending its lifespan indefinitely. If the table develops scratches, dents, or faded areas, a professional can sand the surface and reapply the finish, making it look like new.
The Solid Wood Modern Dining Table is designed for indoor dining spaces of all sizes. It’s perfect for modern dining rooms (as a permanent centerpiece), open-concept kitchens (where the dining table transitions from cooking space to eating space), and even large living rooms (as a high-top dining table for casual meals). Its neutral design complements a range of decor styles:
• Scandinavian: Pair the oak table with light-colored chairs (like white plastic or light wood) and minimalist decor (such as a simple vase of flowers) for a bright, airy look.
• Industrial: The walnut table works well with metal chairs (like black steel or brass) and industrial decor (such as exposed brick walls or pendant lights).
• Rustic: The beech table complements reclaimed wood decor, leather chairs, and warm lighting (like Edison bulbs) for a cozy, country-inspired feel.
The extendable model is especially useful for small to medium-sized dining rooms, as it allows you to adjust the table size based on your needs—no more struggling to fit extra chairs or feeling like the table is too large for everyday use.
Minor scratches (surface-level, not deep enough to reach the wood) can be repaired at home with simple tools:
• For oil-finished tables: Apply a small amount of wood oil (matching the table’s wood type) to a clean cloth and rub it into the scratch in the direction of the grain. The oil will darken the scratch, making it less visible. Let the oil sit for 10 minutes, then wipe off any excess with a dry cloth.
• For polyurethane-finished tables: Use a touch-up marker (matching the table’s color) to fill in the scratch. Let the marker dry for 5 minutes, then apply a small amount of clear polyurethane (in a spray can or brush-on formula) to seal the area. Let the polyurethane dry for 24 hours before using the table.
For deeper scratches (that reach the wood), we recommend using a wood filler (matching the table’s color) to fill the scratch, then sanding the area with 240-grit sandpaper (until smooth) and reapplying the finish. If you’re unsure, hire a professional woodworker to avoid damaging the table.
The table’s finish provides a degree of water resistance, but it’s not completely waterproof. Polyurethane-finished models are more water-resistant than oil-finished models, as polyurethane forms a hard, protective layer on the surface. To prevent water damage:
• Wipe up spills immediately with a dry cloth—don’t let water sit on the surface for more than a few minutes.
• Use coasters for glasses, mugs, and bottles—even if they don’t have ice, condensation can seep into the wood.
• Avoid placing wet items (like damp dish towels or wet placemats) on the table for extended periods.
If water does penetrate the finish and cause a white ring (water stain), you can try to remove it by placing a clean, dry cloth over the stain and ironing it on low heat (no steam) for 10–15 seconds. The heat will evaporate the water trapped in the wood. If this doesn’t work, use a small amount of toothpaste (non-gel, white) on a soft cloth to gently buff the stain in circular motions—then wipe clean with a damp cloth.
material | Wooden (Free customization) |
product size/CM | Free customization |
