Rectangular oak dining table Miles

Do you like a classic dining table with some surprising twists? Then this Miles dining table might just be the table for you! The perfect piece of furniture for those of you who love a simple but nice table with four legs on the corners. Good to know: we also have a walnut Miles. 

Shape
The rectangle is and remains a classic in the world of dining tables. This shape is still popular and for good reason! It also allows you to know exactly how many dining chairs you can fit and you even have the option to place chairs at the head sides if you so wish. The Miles is only available in rectangular shape. Is this design just not for you? Then also check out our other rectangular dining tables. On this page you can quickly see what's possible.

Material
We use impressive quality oak wood for both the tabletop and the frame. Oak wood is a durable type of wood that lasts a long time and is perfect for making beautiful furniture. Did you know that you can choose from several types of oak when composing your table? For example, there's lived oak for those who love a natural look. With these tabletops we leave any knots and cracks in place. We also have new oak and refined oak. You can read more about this on our page about oak wood. Tip: prefer walnut? Of course, why not! Take a look at our rectangular walnut dining table Miles.

Frame
At first glance you're dealing with a classic frame. However, if you stand a little closer to the dining table, you'll quickly notice some striking details. The outside of the frame has a round finish and the tabletop appears to float above the leg. A nice detail for all of you connoisseurs! The frame will be the same colour as the tabletop. Fun fact: this dining table is available in more than ten different colours!

Custom work from our own workshop
We make this dining table in our own workshop in Heeze, Brabant, not far from the place where the first Table du Sud furniture once saw the light. Did you know that our workshop is adjacent to the showroom in Heeze? During your tour of all the furniture, you will see our craftsmen hard at work making various tables in the background. Wanna know more? Then read the blog with frequently asked questions about the workshop.