Tables

The main difference between a pine and an oak dining table is the durability and strength of the wood. As a type of hardwood, oak-made furniture is highly resistant to the everyday wear and tear that can compromise other materials. In contrast, pine is classified as a softwood and tends to be less dense than its hardwood counterparts such as oak. Pine furniture still provides a level of sturdiness and functionality, but its softer nature may leave it more susceptible to marks and dents.

Pine is renowned for its natural colour, which mellows beautifully with age into a warm honey tone. For an authentic rustic look, we recommend a pine dining table. Oak, in contrast, is celebrated for its distinctive swirling grain pattern. If you're aiming for a contemporary, polished aesthetic, an oak table would be an excellent choice.

For smaller spaces or homes with limited access to the dining area, we recommend our Traditional Farmhouse Table, available in both pine and oak. This table is unique in our collection as it features detachable legs. Our couriers will deliver and unpack your dining table, after which you can easily screw on the legs yourself.

Any of our wooden dining tables can be painted in a different colour. For a custom colour, there's usually an additional charge of £35.50 for Farrow and Ball paints. For other paint brands, we'll charge the cost of purchasing a 750ml tin. However, you're not limited to paint colours—you can also choose a natural wood finish, such as our signature Weathered Oak, for your entire table.