Teak Dining Table by Mini Boga for Taaru

Bauhaus trained, Mexico City based designer Michael van Beuren created highly functional modern pieces inspired by Mexican vernacular styles and materials. This example is a dining t...

Danish flip-top table, c.1960s. This square table features a flip top that allows it to serve as a cafe/dining table or game table. The table features a rosewood frame and table top....

American made dining table, c.1970s, by Gerald McCabe. The table features a round top situated on a pedestal base made of solid Shedua. The table comes with two crescent leaves which...

Round dining table in the style of Mario Bellini's Jax dining table, c.1970's. The table features a thick round glass table top set on a wood base that resembles a jax. Dimensions 6...

Stunning, rare, antique teak wood dining table with a hand carved bevelled edge and hand carved legs with beautiful patina. This table...

This dining table is great for outdoor dining and entertaining in any climate. This table can stand up to the elements no matter where you live. Very well made and fully collapsible!...

The tables’ simple aesthetics maintain an understated poise with a nod to classic references without being too formal. The tabletops are made from rhythmic, repeating slats of solid, premium teak, enclosed by a frame made from the same slats, giving a minimalist feel. The table legs are formed from two vertical slats, using a miter joint that creates an inverted ‘L-shape’ on each corner. Referencing architectural and maritime design, the unusual leg design provides both structural support and visual interest, giving the piece a certain lightness. Each leg protrudes slightly above the tabletop surface, culminating in a rounded detail in contrast to the geometric lines of the structure, that gives a calm composure to the design. Rhythmic, repeating slats of solid, premium teak The tables’ simple aesthetics maintain an understated poise with a nod to classic references without being too formal. The tabletops are made from rhythmic, repeating slats of solid, premium teak, enclosed by a frame made from the same slats, giving a minimalist feel. The table legs are formed from two vertical slats, using a miter joint that creates an inverted ‘L-shape’ on each corner. Referencing architectural and maritime design, the unusual leg design provides both structural support and visual interest, giving the piece a certain lightness. Each leg protrudes slightly above the tabletop surface, culminating in a rounded detail in contrast to the geometric lines of the structure, that gives a calm composure to the design. Designed to move as easily between indoor and outdoor spaces as we do, GUBI’s new transterior furniture and lighting features the aesthetic of Gabriella Crespi’s refined Bohemian ’72 Collection loved by the stars of stage and screen. GUBI adds dynamism to GamFratesi’s TS Table...

A very large expanding teak dining table - which extends to a full 2.9M. Each extending leaf is approx 61cm and can be use independently of one another....