
What the surface shows is what it is made of




Made to be lived with
Solid wood moves a little with the seasons and takes the marks of the room it is in. That is the material behaving as it should, not a fault.
Bring a confident retro-modern feel to your contemporary dining setting with the Mid Century Thick Top Dining Table For Contemporary Dining. Made from solid wood pieces precisely joined together, this table stands out with its substantial thick tabletop, softly eased edges, and a finished surface rich in natural grain. Its sturdy base and clean mid century proportions create a striking centerpiece for daily meals, dinner parties, and laid-back gatherings with the people who matter.
Elegant Design
Designed with a clean tabletop and a sculptural base, this dining table blends modern form with natural wood character. The joined solid wood block construction creates subtle variation in grain, tone, and texture, giving each table a distinct appearance.
Its simple yet expressive shape makes it suitable for modern dining rooms, open-plan kitchens, rustic interiors, farmhouse spaces, or warm contemporary homes. Before dispatch, final product photos can be shared for your approval so you can review the actual piece before shipping.
Custom Size Available
This dining table can be made in a custom size based on your space and layout needs. Please contact us with your preferred dimensions so the table can be crafted to better fit your dining room, kitchen, or interior plan.
Solid Wood Construction
Functional Versatility
This dining table works well for:
Care & Cleaning
Clean with a soft damp cloth. Avoid abrasive cleaners, harsh chemicals, direct heat, prolonged sunlight, and long-term contact with water. Since the table is made from natural wood, small surface marks or light scratches can often be refreshed with simple maintenance or minor repair.
Note: The price includes one table only. Chairs are not included. This table is designed for indoor use only. Custom sizes and base options are available upon request.





Solid wood moves a little with the seasons and takes the marks of the room it is in. That is the material behaving as it should, not a fault.