Peron Round Wooden Dining Table - Black

This is a round wooden dining table, 140cm across and 76cm tall, made mostly of oak with beech. By composition it is 69% oak, 28% beech and 3% iron. The wood is finished in a black pigmented oil, which colours the timber while letting the grain show through, so the top reads as black wood rather than a flat painted surface. Four tapered legs in black beech wood splay slightly outwards from a shallow apron beneath the top, giving the table a balanced stance and a simple outline from every side of the room.

At 140cm across, this is a table for a proper dining room or a generous open-plan kitchen, where a round top lets everyone sit facing one another and conversation travels easily. A height of 76cm is the usual height for a dining table, so standard dining chairs sit comfortably at it. It suits a household that gathers round one table for everything: homework, board games, a laptop on a working afternoon, a jigsaw on a wet weekend. The black sits as happily against white walls and pale floorboards as against old brick, and it partners rattan, oak or upholstered chairs equally well.

Care is simple: wipe the black pigmented oil finish clean with a moist cloth. The maker gives a maximum load of 60KG, and the table itself weighs 43.8KG, which is worth knowing before you carry it up a staircase. The maker's assembly instructions come as a PDF download, so you can read through them before you begin. Oak and beech are natural materials, so the grain pattern varies from one table to the next. The styling props shown are not included. As a practical styling note, keep the centre of the top clear but for one tall vase of branches and let the grain on the black wood do the rest.

Assembly instructions (PDF)

How big is the Peron dining table?

It is 140cm across and 76cm tall, a round top that suits a dining room or a roomy open-plan kitchen.

What is the table made of?

By composition it is 69% oak, 28% beech and 3% iron. The legs are black beech wood and the finish is a black pigmented oil.

How do I clean the table?

Wipe it clean with a moist cloth, which is how the maker advises caring for this black pigmented oil finish.

Does the table need assembling?

The maker supplies assembly instructions, and they come as a PDF download, so you can read them through before you start.

How much weight can the table take?

The maker gives a maximum load of 60KG for the table. The table itself weighs 43.8KG, so it is a substantial piece to move.

Can you still see the wood grain through the black?

Yes. The black pigmented oil colours the wood while the grain still shows through, so it reads as black timber rather than a flat painted surface.