Join in and submit your design
Do you have what it takes to design our latest piece? Great! Join the Design Contest and wow the jury with your unique dining table. On this page, you have the opportunity to share your table with us.
Discover our latest tips and terms, and adjust your design if needed. This way, you can be 100% sure that your design meets all the requirements and that you have a chance to win our unique prize!
Keep this in mind
Participants in this Design Contest must be at least 18 years old. Additionally, we love creating fun content around the announcement of the winner. As a participant, you will appear in photos and/or videos. Here you'll find the the terms and conditions.
For the tabletop, we have a few requirements that the design must meet. This way, we can guarantee 100% that a particular design can actually be produced by us. The tabletop is made of oak wood and has a thickness of 4 cm. The tabletop must be producible in various sizes: 160 - 350 cm. The height of the table is 76 cm.
The base is made of steel or oak wood. Additionally, the base must also be compatible with other tabletop shapes. Finally, we transport the tabletops and bases separately. Therefore, the table cannot be made from one piece.
To give you a push in the right direction, we are sharing important core values with you. Keep our craftsmanship and empathy in mind when designing. Additionally, we take pride in producing locally and crafting our tables to order. In doing so, we never lose sight of sustainability.
Submit your design and motivation
Have you read the latest tips and instructions and are you happy with your unique design? Great! Submit your design and motivation, so our expert jury can evaluate it, and who knows, we may see you soon at the announcement of the winning design.
Here you'll find the terms and conditions.
Submit your design and motivation
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Frequently asked questions about the Design Contest
When can I submit my design?
Submissions are open from April 14th - May 18th. After submitting your design, we’ll keep you updated via email about all the latest developments.
What exactly do I need to submit?
You’ll submit your own design for a solid oak dining table. This should include a clear sketch or drawing (digital or hand-drawn) that clearly shows your idea according to the design requirements. Add a short motivation explaining what makes your design unique – and why your table deserves to go into production. Convince the jury! The maximum file size for the submitted file is 20 MB.
What can I win?
As the winner of the Design Contest, you’ll be the very first to receive your self-designed dining table at home. After that, your design will be added to our collection, both in stores and online. Best of all? You’ll receive 3% of the sales price for every table sold!
Can I submit my design after the registration period?
Our expert jury will only review designs submitted within the official submission period. So make sure to send in your design by May 18 at the latest!
Can I design other furniture besides a table?
No, we are specifically looking for a new design for an oak dining table.
Can I submit multiple designs?
No, we only evaluate one design per person.
Are there any requirements for the design?
Yes. Your design must be an oak dining table with a 4 cm thick tabletop, available in multiple sizes (160–350 cm), and a fixed height of 76 cm. The base can be made of either steel or oak, and must be suitable for separate transport – so the table cannot be one solid piece. Also, keep our core values in mind: craftsmanship, empathy, local production, customization, and sustainability. Participants must be at least 18 years old. Make sure to take a look at the design requirements.
Where can I ask my questions?
After you sign up, we’ll keep you updated on the latest developments via email. If you have any questions, feel free to send us an email at designcontest@tabledusud.nl.
Can I design a garden table as well?
No, we are looking for a dining table.
