Dining tables
For weekday dinners and long evenings with friends. We plan the seating around your chairs and the space you need to move comfortably.



For weekday dinners and long evenings with friends. We plan the seating around your chairs and the space you need to move comfortably.
A lower table that brings the seating area together. Its height and shape are tailored to your sofa and living room layout.
Space for a screen, a notebook and a productive day. The right depth, sitting position and legroom matter as much as the finish.
A shared centrepiece for an office or meeting room, with a base positioned to keep every seat usable.

We begin with the timber and its natural grain. Resin can fill small gaps discreetly or become the striking centre of the tabletop. Every decision belongs to the same design: the edges, finish, proportions and stability all need to suit how you use the piece.
Start with everyday use. Once we understand the space, seating and equipment, we can choose the timber and resin colour with purpose.
A meeting table should make an impression without getting in the way of a good discussion. We plan its dimensions, seating, base and cable routing around the room. Solid timber and resin can give the space a distinctive focal point, while keeping it practical for the working day.
A great setup needs more than a good-looking desktop. We plan screen depth, space for your keyboard and mouse, a comfortable arm position and a place for your PC. Then we give it your kind of character, from understated timber grain to a bold resin river.
Our completed pieces show what a change of shape, colour or grain can do. Use them as a starting point for a conversation about your own table.

A blue river with an open metal base. For your piece, we would develop the composition around the individual timber and your room.

A round top and deep blue resin offer a different direction from a rectangular river table. A reference captures the mood; each piece of timber brings its own grain.

White resin picks out the natural outline of the timber. The proportions, base and finish of a new piece would be chosen for the way you use it.
These descriptions refer to features visible in our portfolio. Dimensions, materials, price and lead time for a new commission are agreed separately.
Send the dimensions, number of seats and a photograph of the room. A style reference is useful too.
We bring together the materials, shape and base, then agree the scope and price before work begins.
We prepare the top, work the timber and resin, and apply the agreed finish.
After a final check, we arrange collection, delivery or installation as agreed for your commission.
A starting price for the simple design described here: a small occasional table with a straightforward base. Dining tables are quoted individually.

This starting price is for a small occasional table with a simple base. Dining tables are quoted individually.

Extras are optional. We confirm their cost once the materials and technical details have been selected.

A short brief is enough to get started. We set out what is included and flag any delivery or installation requirements.
Have a design in mind? Your quotation is based on your brief, not just a starting price.
Discuss my project priceThe ‘from’ price applies only to the basic design described, not to every table. Your quotation will set out the final price, any applicable taxes, delivery and installation before you confirm production.
Mark out the tabletop on the floor and position the chairs. Check that you can pull them out, stand up and reach the doorway comfortably. A meeting table needs space for equipment and papers; a coffee table should be within easy reach of the sofa.
Two tops of the same size may seat people very differently. Leg positions affect the seats at the ends and whether chairs tuck underneath. That is why we design the top and base together.
Wipe up spills and use trivets under hot dishes. We recommend gentle cleaning and care to suit the final finish. No finish makes a table indestructible: small signs of wear should be treated according to the surface involved.
Not at all. We can use timber on its own, subtle resin infills or a more expressive composition. The choice depends on the look you want and the individual material.
A photograph is a useful style reference. We adapt the size, construction and materials to your space, but the natural grain of another piece of timber cannot be reproduced exactly.
Tell us how many seats you need, the room dimensions and the chairs you plan to use. We then check seating, base positions and circulation space together.
Your quotation will specify what is included. We need the destination, access details and information about any stairs or lift.
Dimensions give us a starting point, but timber, resin volume, the base and finish also affect the cost. A reference photograph or a short description helps us give you a more useful quotation.
Whether it is a dining table, desk or meeting table, we design it as a whole. The top, base, finish and surrounding space must work together.
Allow for pulled-out chairs and walkways around a dining table. A desk needs the right depth, space for equipment and a comfortable position for your legs.
Solid timber has a grain all of its own. Resin can complement it subtly or form a bold river. We choose the colour and balance of materials around the actual slab, not just a sample chart.
Construction affects both stability and usable seating. We choose the finish for its intended use and explain how to care for the completed table.
Your table is made in Bratislava, but a larger piece also needs a carefully planned journey to its destination. Door widths, stairs, lifts and room access can affect the base construction and handover arrangements. Delivery and any installation are therefore specified in your quotation.
Leave your contact details and a quick outline. We’ll get in touch to talk it through and suggest the next step.
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