A solid oak tabletop, that's what you want, right? 4, 5 or 6 cm thick, and all equally characteristic. We only use the best materials, because we simply want the best for you. Simple, right? That's why you can also determine the colour yourself, bringing your dream table a step closer to your home.

With new oak we neatly fill the knots with resin in the colour of the wood, so you aren't bothered by irregularities. The same goes for the edge, which is made 100% splinter-free. That makes for laid back dining, even with small children. Lived oak means we deliberately leave the beautiful knots and cracks that give the tabletop its character. Decide for yourself which finish suits you best!

Ideal for large and small groups. A round table is known for its fine and cosy character. And then it's also made of wood; what a mood maker! In addition, a round dining table is also very practical. Why? The shape saves a lot of space and ensures spaciousness at the same time. In other words, a real star!

Frame | Xavier
The pictured metal frame Xavier is fitted with modern design legs. Four tapered strips (thickness of 8mm) are elegantly 'folded' to create subtle legs. The Xavier can be supplied with black or white coating or in a steel colour. We customise your frame with our own hands in our own workshop! Plastic caps are attached to the bottom of the frame to protect the floor.

Custom wooden table
Did you know that we make all tables ourselves? Our workshop is located in Heeze and that's something we're proud of. This also makes it easier to realise your dream table, as we (literally) have everything in our own hands… Curious about the possibilities or do you have any specific wishes? We're happy to advise you in composing your custom-made table, because Table du Sud makes your taste!

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!