Organic Dollop oak dining table Gap

With an organic tabletop you opt for a daring combination of design and functionality. Of course compose this dining table entirely by yourself. We can’t wait to see what you’re going to make of it!

Shape
Tired of those classic round and rectangular dining tables? Well, there’s something new and something very special. The Dollop shape was developed by us halfway through 2023, specifically for fans who want something different. This shape is characterised by subtle curves, which means it doesn’t have any straight lines and angles. Are you charmed by this dining table, but is this specific table just not your thing? Then take a look at the other organic dining tables. This way you immediately see our possibilities! 

Material
We use the best oak wood for this dining table. We have a stable supply line of good oak, which is something we’re proud of! Oak is a sustainable choice due to its longevity, moreover, it’s a beautiful material to make tabletops with. Did you know that you can choose from three different types of oak when you compose your dining table? Here, too, you get to decide what you want. We have collected all relevant information for you on the page about oak.

Frame | Gap
The Gap frame has been a bestseller in our collection for a long time now. This straightforward frame is perfect if you’re charmed by an X-frame without too many details. With this frame, we ask you to pay close attention to the future placing of your dining chairs. This way you prevent a lack of legroom. Tip: We sell suitable maintenance products for our walnut dining tables.

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.