The Audo Co Dining Table 140x70 Chrome/Laminate Cream is a table that combines minimalist design with practical usability. The table is part of Audo’s Co series, characterised by a clean design language and well-thought-out details.

The tabletop is made of laminate with a cream-coloured surface that gives a calm and timeless expression. The chrome legs add a modern touch and emphasise the table’s light and elegant appearance.

The construction is solid with a focus on longevity and functionality. The table features characteristic design elements such as visible screws on the front edge and oak finishes, giving it a discreet yet distinctive look.

With its dimensions of 140 x 70 cm and a height of 74.5 cm, the table fits well in smaller dining areas, meeting rooms, or as a work table in modern interiors. It is not suitable for outdoor use.

The Florence Dining Table from New Works is designed by Knut Bendik Humlevik and Josefine Hedemann. The table is characterised by its round tabletop in White Viola marble, which rests on a light and geometric frame in white powder-coated steel.

The design highlights the contrast between the natural marble and the industrial steel, creating a harmonious and modern expression. The round shape makes the table suitable for conversations and social meals where everyone sits at eye level.

The table is part of the Florence series from New Works and is available in several sizes and colour combinations, allowing it to be adapted to different rooms and styles. The combination of materials provides both visual lightness and robustness in the construction.

The Muuto 70/70 Dining Table 170x85 is designed by TAF Studio for Muuto and is characterised by its simple, geometric design language. The table consists of a rectangular oak veneer tabletop resting on a base with triangular profiles, giving it a light and modern expression.

The design balances function and aesthetics, where the slanted edges of the tabletop and the precise construction of the frame create a visual lightness. The combination of natural wood and powder-coated aluminium gives the table a timeless character that fits into both private and professional environments.

The table is suitable as a dining table in the home but can also be used in office or reception areas where a clean and modern expression is desired.

The GUBI 1.0 Dining Table Round Ø60 cm is a designer piece that unites functionality and aesthetics in a compact form. The table features a round tabletop in green Guatemala marble, which gives a natural and characterful expression, while the black powder-coated metal base adds a modern and balanced look.

The slim, central column base supports the table’s theme of lightness and allows it to be placed flexibly in smaller kitchens or dining rooms. The combination of marble and metal creates a contrast between the organic and the industrial, giving the table a timeless character.

As marble is a natural material, each tabletop will have its own unique appearance with variations in colour and structure. The table is therefore not only a functional piece of furniture but also an individual design object that can add personality to the room.

With a height of 71.5 cm and a diameter of 60 cm, the table is ideal as a dining table for smaller spaces or as an elegant café table in the home.

The Maze Same Dining Table White is a round dining table designed by Louise Hederström for Maze. The table is characterised by its soft lines and light, harmonious expression, making it suitable for many types of interiors.

The tabletop is made of lacquered MDF, providing a smooth and durable surface, while the frame consists of powder-coated metal, contributing to stability and a modern appearance. The combination of materials gives the table a clean and timeless look.

With a diameter of 70 cm and a height of 72.7 cm, the table fits well in smaller dining areas, kitchens, or as a compact dining table in the living room. It can advantageously be combined with chairs from the same series for a cohesive look.

The table is intended for indoor use and is not suitable for outdoor placement.

The FROMME table was created by Canadian designer Tom Chung in 2020 for Petite Friture. The design is characterised by a simple and slender silhouette, where proportions and details are carefully balanced to create a harmonious expression.

The table is made of anti-UV powder-coated aluminium, making it resistant to sunlight and weather, and therefore suitable for both indoor and outdoor use. The lightweight construction makes it easy to move and combine with other furniture in the same series.

In the FROMME series, emphasis has been placed on ensuring that the tabletop and frame appear light and floating, giving the furniture an elegant and modern touch. The series can be combined across elements to create a cohesive and stylish environment.

The NINE Sine Dining Table Small Yellow is part of the Sine series, which consists of outdoor furniture made of stainless steel. The series is characterised by a light and elegant design language, inspired by classic Swedish furniture design.

The table has a round tabletop with a diameter of 75.5 cm and a height of 74 cm, making it suitable as a small dining table for balconies, terraces or café areas. The robust stainless steel construction makes the table resistant to weather and wind.

The design is characterised by a simple and functional aesthetic, where the distinctive base provides stability and a slight curve that matches the other furniture in the series. The yellow colour adds a fresh and modern expression to the outdoor decor.

Normann Copenhagen Panel Dining Table 90x200 Black is a design that challenges the traditional idea of a dining table with four legs. Instead, the construction consists of three visual elements that together create a stable and balanced expression.

The tabletop is made of FSC™-certified pine wood (FSC-C163461) and other controlled sources. The surface is treated with a dark brown stain and a matte, protective lacquer that highlights the wood’s structure and provides a durable finish.

The base consists of two powder-coated steel legs connected by a steel arch. Both the tabletop and legs are cut at a slight angle, giving the table a light and sophisticated look while maintaining its strength and stability.

With its proportions of 90 x 200 cm and a height of 75 cm, the table fits most dining rooms and can serve as a central gathering point in both private and professional environments.

The Brdr. Krüger TRIIIO Dining Table Ø135 is part of the classic TRIIIO series, which was designed by Danish architect Hans Bølling in 1958. The series is characterised by its sculptural design language, where the table’s walnut base emerges like organic branches that elegantly support the round glass top.

The construction gives the table a light and floating expression, while appearing solid and well-balanced. The combination of oiled walnut and clear glass creates a harmonious contrast between warm natural materials and modern transparency.

With a diameter of 135 cm and a height of 71 cm, the table is well-suited as a gathering point in the dining room, where design and functionality go hand in hand. It is a piece of furniture that functions both as a practical element and as an aesthetic centrepiece in the room.

Santa & Cole Subeybaja is a versatile table that can be adjusted in height from 39 to 72 cm. This makes it possible to use the table both as a low coffee table and as a dining table, depending on the situation.

The table was designed in 1979 by Robert Heritage and Roger Webb and is an example of functional design where aesthetics and usability go hand in hand. The round tabletop in natural oak gives a warm and timeless expression that fits into many types of interiors.

Subeybaja is part of Santa & Cole's collection of furniture that combines craftsmanship, quality, and flexibility. The table's adjustable construction makes it suitable for both everyday use and more formal settings.

The Castore Dining Table from Karakter is designed by the Italian architect and designer Angelo Mangiarotti. The table is characterised by its round smoked glass tabletop resting on a base of Bianco Carrara marble. The combination of the two materials gives the table a refined and balanced expression.

The table’s column and bowl are made of marble with soft, rounded shapes that add lightness to the otherwise heavy material. The top marble bowl can be removed and used separately as a decorative element, adding flexibility to the design.

With its diameter of 130 cm and height of 71.5 cm, Castore is suitable as a dining table in both private homes and representative spaces where design and material quality are highly prioritised.

The Aldric café table from Eberhart is designed as a compact and elegant table that fits naturally into both the kitchen and dining room. The table has a round tabletop with a diameter of 80 cm, making it suitable for smaller spaces or as a gathering point in a cosy corner.

The frame is made of solid dark oak, giving the table a solid and warm expression. The tabletop is made of dark concrete, adding a raw and modern contrast to the natural structure of the wood.

To ensure stability and cohesion in the construction, the table legs are joined with a metal ring, which also serves as a discreet design element. The combination of materials and colours gives the table a distinctive yet balanced expression.

The table is part of Eberhart’s series of dining and café tables, characterised by simple shapes, natural materials, and high craftsmanship quality.

The NORR11 Oku Round Dining Table Ø120 Oak is a designer piece based on the Japanese word for oak. The table is created with a focus on highlighting the wood’s natural structure and warm tone, while expressing a balance between lightness and weight.

The tabletop is made of oak veneer with rounded edges, giving it a soft and refined look. The paper-thin surface makes the table appear light from certain angles, while from others it appears more solid and stable.

The design was developed by Kristian Sofus Hansen and Tommy Hyldahl for NORR11 and is part of a series that also includes coffee tables. The table is suitable for both modern and classic interiors where natural materials and simple forms are prioritised.

The Taffel dining table from Eva Solo was developed by the design studio SPARK and created with a focus on both functionality and aesthetics. The table is made of oak and has a surface in the colour Conifer, which gives a natural and calm expression in the room.

The visible plywood edge adds an industrial touch to the table, while the robust construction ensures that the table can withstand daily use. The combination of natural materials and simple form makes it suitable for both dining and work areas.

With its dimensions of 90 x 250 cm, the table provides ample space for several people, making it ideal for both everyday use and dinner parties. It is a piece of furniture that combines practical usability with timeless design.

The Valerie Objects Wooden Dining Table Oval Ivory/Oak is part of the Wooden series created by the designer duo Fien & Hannes Muller van Severen. The series is inspired by the sturdy tables from 1990s school furniture and reinterprets them in a contemporary and refined version.

The table has a frame and legs made of rounded steel tubes, providing a light and stable construction. The tabletop is made of wood and is available in several variants – this model combines a light ivory surface with classic oak, giving a warm and harmonious expression.

The oval shape makes the table suitable for dining situations where a soft and inviting expression is desired. With its simple geometry and the natural character of the materials, the table fits into many types of interiors, from modern to more traditional homes.

The Two-Colour dining table from HAY was created by the Belgian design duo Muller Van Severen, known for their experimental and colourful approach to furniture design. The table unites two contrasting colours in a single, harmonious expression.

The tabletop is made of through-dyed Valchromat MDF, which means that the material has the same colour all the way through, resulting in a uniform surface. The frame is made of powder-coated metal, which stands in clear contrast to the top and gives the table a graphic and modern look.

The combination of materials and colours gives the table a strong identity, making it suitable for both private homes and creative office environments. The series is available in several colour and size variants, making it possible to find a version that fits different rooms and interior styles.

The Florence Dining Table Ø145 from New Works is a round table that combines natural marble with a light and geometric steel frame. The design was created by Knut Bendik Humlevik and Josefine Hedemann for New Works Studio and expresses a balance between robustness and visual lightness.

The tabletop in Gris du Marais marble provides a unique and lively expression, where each stone has its own natural pattern. The black powder-coated frame adds a modern contrast and supports the table’s clean lines.

With a diameter of 145 cm and a height of 72 cm, the table provides ample space for several people and fits into both private dining rooms and more open living spaces. The combination of materials makes it a striking yet subdued element in the interior.

The Florence series is characterised by its simple construction and flexibility in material choices, making it possible to find a variant that suits different styles and spaces.

The Muuto 70/70 Dining Table is designed by TAF Studio for Muuto and is characterised by its simple, geometric design language. The table’s base consists of two triangular aluminium frames, giving it a light and modern expression, while the tabletop adds warmth and texture through its wood material and linoleum surface.

The design balances function and aesthetics, where the slanted edges and precise construction create a refined overall impression. The table is suitable as a gathering point in the dining room but can also be used in office or reception environments where a clean and timeless design is desired.

With its proportions of 170 x 85 cm, the table provides space for several people without appearing dominant in the room. The combination of grey linoleum and grey lacquered frame gives a subdued and elegant expression that fits into many modern interiors.

The Form Dining Table from Normann Copenhagen is part of the well-known Form series, created by designer Simon Legald. The series is characterised by its clean and harmonious expression, where materials and proportions are carefully balanced to create a calm and modern overall impression.

The table measures 120 x 120 cm and has a height of 74.4 cm, making it suitable as a dining table in both small and medium-sized rooms. The square shape provides a balanced and social seating experience, where everyone around the table has good contact.

The tabletop is made of black linoleum, which provides a matte and pleasant surface, while the legs are made of solid oak, adding warmth and natural character. The combination of the two materials creates an elegant contrast between the modern and the classic.

The design is minimalist without superfluous details, making the table easy to integrate into many types of interiors – from the bright Nordic home to more contrasting environments. The series also offers several colour and size variants, so the table can be adapted to individual needs.

The Castore Dining Table is designed by the Italian architect and designer Angelo Mangiarotti for Karakter. The table is characterised by its round glass top resting on a base of Nero Marquina marble. The combination of the two materials creates a striking contrast between the transparent and the solid.

The table’s design highlights the soft, rounded lines in both the column and the upper bowl, giving a harmonious and light expression despite the weight of the marble. The upper marble bowl can also be used separately as a decorative element.

Castore unites aesthetics and functionality in a design that fits into modern dining environments where material quality and craftsmanship are prioritised.