Organic Abu oak dining table Aron

With this dining table you bring unique Dutch-made furniture into your home. While composing your new table, you’ll discover dozens of options to customise your new addition to your own taste. We can’t wait to see what you make of it!

Shape
Abu is one of our organic shapes. We’ve seen more and more customers taking a leap of faith by opting for an unusual shape. That’s why we’ve developed three organic shapes: the pebble shape, Dollop and Abu. Abu is characterised by a lack of straight lines and angles. Do you like this dining table, but would you like to see other possibilities, too? Then take a look at our other organic dining tables.

Material
We use the best oak wood for this dining table. At Table du Sud, we have a stable supply line of good oak and we’re proud of that. Oak wood is a sustainable choice because of its lifespan and a beautiful material for making tabletops! Did you know that you can choose from three different types of oak when you compose your dining table? Here too, you really get to make it your own. We have collected all the relevant information on the page about oak.

Frame | Aron
The Aron frame is quite slender and stands out because of its straight lines and angles. The central upright supports the tabletop with ease and is kept in balance by the 4 straight elements. Is the Aron just not for you? Take a look at our other frames.

We custom-make your frame with our own hands in our own workshop! Plastic caps are attached to the bottom of the frame to protect the floor. Tip: we also sell separate frames.

Custom work from our own workshop
To get straight to the point: we work without stock. Almost every dining table has unique elements, as there’s literally hundreds of options available at Table du Sud. The actual making of the table takes place in Heeze, not far from the place where the first Table du Sud table once saw the light. The workshop is literally adjacent to our showroom, so you get to see our craftsmen hard at work making furniture! Would you like to know more? Then read the blog with frequently asked questions about our workshop.