Round Tables, If You're Deciding Between Shapes

Round tables tend to be the easier choice for smaller dining rooms or open-plan spaces, since there are no corners to work around and everyone at the table is roughly equidistant from each other. The Drum and Goblet tables lean into a solid, sculptural base, while the round table with the fluted pedestal base and the sculptural round table in dark wood both bring a bit more visual interest to what's otherwise a simple shape.

Oval and Rectangular, for Bigger Households

If you regularly seat six or more, the Ovale, Refectory, and Haunch tables give you the extra length without the bulk of a full rectangle. The Ovale Dining Set is worth flagging separately, it comes as a full set with an oval walnut table and matching bouclé dining chairs, so you're not sourcing seating separately. The Refectory leans more traditional, closer to a long communal table, while the Haunch sits somewhere in between in terms of scale.

The More Sculptural Options

A few tables in this collection are built around their base as much as their tabletop. The Colonnade and Waist tables both use a more architectural leg structure, the kind of piece that holds visual weight in the room even before you add chairs or a centerpiece. The Contour and Pila tables take a slightly softer approach, still sculptural, but with rounder, more organic lines. The Louvre rounds out this group with a similarly considered base.

Common Questions

How do I know what size dining table I need?

As a rough guide, allow about 60-65 cm of table length per seated person, plus extra corner space for rectangular or oval tables. A table for 6 typically needs to be at least 180 cm long; for 8, closer to 220-240 cm.

Does the Ovale Dining Set include chairs?

Yes, this is the one set in the collection sold with matching chairs included, an oval walnut table paired with bouclé upholstered dining chairs.

Do you deliver dining tables all over the UAE?

Yes, we deliver our full dining table collection across the UAE.