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Frequently Asked Questions About Large Solid Wood Tables
What counts as a large dining table?
Tables 200 cm or longer are considered large-format: 8 seats or more. These tables are designed for large families, homes where guests are often entertained, or open spaces where the table takes center stage. Made of solid wood, the large-format table is particularly striking because the continuous grain of the oak is visible across its entire length. The oak we use is solid, FSC-certified, and manufactured in Europe.
How can I tell if my living room can fit a large table?
Add 90 cm to the length and width of the table for each side where people will sit: that’s the space needed for an occupied chair plus clearance to walk behind it. A 220 x 100 cm table requires, in practice, an area of about 400 x 280 cm. Mark the footprint on the floor with tape before buying—that’s the ultimate test.
Do large solid-wood tables warp?
A well-constructed tabletop, made of slats glued cross-grain and of sufficient thickness, will remain flat for decades. Wood reacts to changes in humidity, so it’s best to maintain a stable indoor climate and avoid placing radiators right next to it. Periodic application of natural oil helps ensure that this exchange of moisture occurs gradually and without stress. We’ve expanded our guidelines on how to care for a wooden table.
What chairs go with a large table?
At tables seating 8 or more, the chairs set the visual tone of the ensemble: when matched, they create a sense of order; when mixed, they add vibrancy. Our solid oak dining chairs maintain the scale and sturdiness that a large table demands, without throwing the proportions off balance.
What kind of storage works best next to a large table?
The bigger the table, the more tableware you'll need: a spacious sideboard near the dining room saves you from constant trips to the kitchen. Solid-wood sideboards with two or three doors can hold a full set of tableware and linens, and their countertop serves as a serving area during large meals.