Éric Gizard Dining Room Tables

Guillerme et Chambron for Votre Maison, extendable dining table, oak, 1960s Rectangular shaped dining table with inlayed top. This extendable table in solid oak comes with two optio...

Solid oak handcrafted dining table. 2" thick tabletop with nature inspired pedestals.  

The Flux dining series comes in nearly endless combinations of shapes, surfaces, and colors. The Flux series can be customized to accomplish any dining design goal. We call that flux...

This table is made circa 1930s of solid oak and has a beautiful brown finish. The table has a rectangular top and five turned legs with spherical details. There are two drawers on ei...

Børge Mogensen for Fredericia Stolefabrik, dining table model '6289', oak, Denmark, design 1966 Børge Mogensen designed this dining table in 1966 for Fredericia Stolefabrik. The tab...

Solid French oak refectory draw leaf dining table. This piece is has a beautiful hand carved base. Sitting on top is a stunning solid ( not veneer ) top with a diamond pattern. The d...

This rare geometric dining table was produced in France in the 1960s. The striking design is marked by the triangular shape of the top and frame. The table is entirely executed in a ...

For the limited edition, The Titans is a series of only 12 collectable Ancient Kauri stump tables. The design of The Titans takes inspiration from Greek ...

Large round table made of pine by Roland Wilhemsson. Thickness to the top 5.5 cm.

In the sentiment of traditional farmhouses, the table solely inhabits elements of function; abiding to the notion of the simple life on the countryside whilst expressing a rural aesthetic. The Farmhouse Table is composed of two trestles used...

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...

Round dining table, elm, Europe, 1960s. This remarkable table holds a strong expression due to several aspects that are all typical for European Midcentury design. Firstly, the use ...