Please note: this table isn't suited for outside use. 

Concrete is tough, robust and ideal for your industrial home, making it a perfect match for an industrial interior. We find it extremely important that your Table is easy to use and that's why we manufacture your concrete dining table in a special way. The concrete table top consists of a 4 cm thick wooden MDF (wood fiber) plate with a thin concrete layer on top. The result: the structure, look and character of concrete, but not as heavy and porous as a solid concrete table. The material is less sensitive to stains and more user-friendly than a solid concrete table top. This is partly due to the non-visible protective varnish with which we treat the concrete look table. Have you managed to create a stubborn stain? Don't stress! Check out our maintenance products here. 

Round concrete table
A round table creates cosiness in the living room, kitchen or anywhere in the house, really. In some rooms, a round dining table is just a bit more practical than a rectangular table. Why? It gives the room more dynamics and provides more spaciousness. The Table Du Sud concrete-look tabletop has the robust appearance of real concrete. In combination with the industrial frame, you have a real eye-catcher on your hands.

Industrial interior
Do you like industrial living styles? Then a concrete table is a perfect addition! Concrete is known its the tough and raw look. Two properties that perfectly match an industrial interior. Combine a concrete table with black elements to accentuate this interior style. Do you want to soften the whole thing? Then combine with rich natural materials such as a wool rug, soft dining chairs and warm colours!

Feel free to visit one of our showrooms for more advice and inspiration!

Low Dining
The traditional image we have of a dining table has been slightly modified with low dining. With a low dining table, the height of the table is only 68 cm instead of 76 cm, creating a new shape for dining. Curious about our entire collection of Low Dining tables? Click here!