Danish oval walnut dining table Dida

The Table du Sud star; the Danish oval dining table! 

Shape | Danish oval
Just like a standard oval table, a Danish oval table is widest in the middle (this is also the width you find in the measurements). The difference, however, lies in the course of the shape towards the end sides. 20 cm from the end sides, the table is 40 cm narrower than it is in the middle. Where the shape of a standard oval table runs towards a point, the Danish oval shape ends in a flattened, almost rectangular corner! That's how you easily fit an extra chair at the end sides! Check out our other Danish oval tables for more inspiration.

Material | Walnut
The tabletop is made of American walnut with a thickness of 4 cm. All tabletops are provided with a very high-quality scratch-resistant paint in our own modern spray booth. This gives the tabletops a unique qualitative appearance and ensures that your top is very well protected against circles and stains.

Frame | Dida
Unique; a nice word, but rather easily used. Are you looking for a truly unique frame? Then take a look at this Dida! The elegant arches of its two futuristic legs will attract eyes like magnets! Is the Dida 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.

From us, for you
We make all our tables in our own workshop in Heeze and we are proud of that! This makes it easier to realise your dream table, because we (literally) have everything in our own hands… Curious about the possibilities or do you have specific wishes? We are happy to advise you in putting together your custom table, because Table du Sud makes your taste! Would you like to know more about our workshop? You can find a lot of relevant information in the blog with questions about the workshop.

Cutting pattern
It remains difficult to determine how big an oval table will be in your home. We offer the solution: the Table du Sud (Danish) oval table cutting pattern!