Dining Tables

For smaller spaces or apartments:
Round dining tables are a great option. They create better flow, take up less visual space, and make it easier to move around — especially in tighter dining areas. A compact round table is ideal for 2–4 people.

For everyday family use:
A rectangular dining table is the most practical and versatile choice. It suits most homes and comfortably seats 4–10+ people depending on size. Our timber dining tables are designed for durability and daily use, making them perfect for busy households.

For entertaining or growing households:
Extension dining tables give you flexibility. Keep it compact for everyday use, then extend it when guests are over — the best of both worlds.

For larger dining rooms:
A long rectangular or statement timber table (like our solid timber designs) helps anchor the space and creates a strong focal point. Larger tables are ideal for 6–10+ seating.

This depends on the size and shape:

• 120–140cm → 4 people
  
• 160–180cm → 6 people
  
• 200cm+ → 8+ people
  

Round tables typically seat fewer people but feel more social and relaxed.

As a general rule, allow at least 90cm clearance around your dining table so chairs can slide out comfortably and people can move around easily.

Your choice of timber comes down to lifestyle, aesthetics and character.

Explore our full timber guide to find the best match for your home.

Eucalyptus & Ash - ideal if you want durability and a clean, contemporary look.
Blackwood & Messmate - perfect if you want rich, distinctly Australian character.
Reclaimed & Recycled Timber - best if you want something unique and sustainable.
Acacia & Wormy Chestnut - great for warm, earthy tones with natural personality.
Pine & Mango Wood - a relaxed, casual choice with light, natural charm.

Caring for your timber dining table will help it look its best for years to come.

• Wipe up spills promptly with a soft, dry cloth.
• Avoid placing hot items directly on the surface always use a trivet or place mat.
• Keep your table out of direct sunlight where possible, as UV exposure can cause fading and drying over time.
• For regular cleaning, use a lightly damp cloth and dry immediately.
• Periodic treatment with a quality timber oil or wax will nourish the wood and protect the finish. Refer to our Product Aftercare Guide for specific care instructions.

Most of our dining tables require minimal assembly, typically attaching the legs to the tabletop.