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Custom dining table

Design, fabrication and installation of a unique piece in solid oak.

The brief

The client came to us with a hand-drawn sketch showing the dimensions and her initial idea for the table. From that starting point, we developed a solution tailored to the space, carefully considering the proportions, the selection of the wood and every construction detail. 

Throughout the process, she was able to follow the evolution of the piece, from selecting the material through to fabrication and the final finish.


Initial sketches of the custom dining table
Solid oak top during the manufacturing process
Detail of the grain and natural edge of the oak
Oak and steel dining table during assembly in the workshop
Selected oak planks to make the table

Construction details

The design combines a solid oak top with a metal frame defined by clean, simple lines. The contrast between the two materials allows the wood to remain the focus while giving the piece a sense of visual lightness.

The metal elements integrated into the corners resolve the junction between the frame and the top. Although primarily structural, they remain visible and become part of the table’s design language.

The natural edge of the oak was preserved, respecting the wood’s inherent irregularities and reinforcing the unique character of the piece.


Detail of the metal piece integrated into the oak top
Metal structure of the table during its manufacturing
Top view of the oak top with integrated metal legs
Side detail of the meeting between oak and metal structure

The result

The result is a solid yet visually light dining table, where oak and steel come together as a single piece.

The natural edge, the grain and the inherent irregularities of the wood make each piece unique.


Oak and steel dining table installed in the home