Loose Fit Dining Room Tables

Solid Scottish Elm dining table with wedged mortice and tenon joints on the legs and wiggly feet. Based on traditional construction, with a chunkier and playful organic modern twist. Seats approximately 8-10 people. This large table is made from solid timber, intelligent use of traditional joinery pulls the form together, creating a sturdy and durable piece of furniture. The legs are attached by knocking the 'keys' through the tenons to lock the pieces together to easily assemble or disassemble the table. The thick, lozenge-shaped table top showcases Scottish Elm at its finest, the magical grain and growth rings can be admired for its rich complexity. The beautifully curved ends and rounded edges of the tabletop create a soft, smooth tactile surface which is a pleasure to feel. The loose tongues which help strengthen the joints in the tabletop staves add yet another subtle feature to be appreciated. This is modern craft at it's finest. The wiggly feet give the table a playful character and is a modern take on traditional farmhouse tables that can be found in the antique shops in Hastings, East Sussex, UK where James the maker lives and works. About James Torble and Loose Fit Furniture...

Solid English Oak Dining Table with wedged mortice and tenon joints on the legs and wiggly feet. Based on traditional construction, with a chunkier and playful twist and colourful pi...

Solid English Oak Dining Table with wedged mortice and tenon joints on the legs and wiggly feet. Based on traditional construction, with a chunkier and playful twist. This table is made from solid timber, intelligent use of joinery pulls the form together in a robust way. The legs are attached knocking the 'keys' through the tenons to lock the pieces together to assemble or disassemble the table. This is a traditional joinery method that locks the tenon in place and creates a sturdy and durable piece of furniture. The wiggly feet give the dining table a playful character and is a modern take on traditional farmhouse tables that can be found in the antique shops...

Dining Table with French Black Porcelain Tiles and English Oak legs and frame. Combining a minimal, elegant frame with a vernacular tiled surface makes this piece both timeless and domestic. Heat resistant, easy to clean tiles are ideal for both entertaining and everyday family use as a dining or kitchen table. The black porcelain tiles are simple, beautiful and robust with a matte finish. The table design has a modern, square frame which creates clean lines and makes it relatively lightweight for a solid timber table...

Round Wooden Dining Table in English Oak, with screw in legs. The hand turned legs come separately and simply screw in to the solid table top. The legs are designed with a unique octagonal shape, with smooth round feet at the bottom. The large screw threads are extremely strong and the three legged design offers great stability. This round table was inspired by traditional drinking tables commonly seen in English pubs and classic farmhouse furniture...

Solid Ash Dining Table with hand turned, screw in legs for easy assembly. The table is constructed in beautiful English Ash. The legs are designed with a unique octagonal shape with smooth round feet at the bottom. The legs screw into sturdy battens which are dovetailed to the table top to allow for the natural expansion and contraction of the wood across the changing seasons. This table was inspired by classic English farmhouse furniture...

Handmade Round Wooden Dining Table in English Ash, with screw in legs. The hand turned legs come separately and simply screw in to the solid table top. The legs are designed with a unique octagonal shape, with smooth round feet at the bottom. The large screw threads are extremely strong and the three legged design offers great stability. This round table was inspired by traditional drinking tables commonly seen in English pubs and classic farmhouse furniture, made by village craftsmen. This table is perfect to seat four people eating at the kitchen table, or six people drinking...