Darkwood Dining Table
The Darkwood Dining Table is the dining-room piece in the Darkwood range — same warm reddish-brown timber-grain MDF body, same black tempered glass top, same sculptural curved design language as the matching Coffee Table and TV Unit, scaled up for the dining room. A generous 2m × 1m surface comfortably seats eight, while a sculptural curved black metal pedestal base anchors the table with a distinctive arched silhouette in place of conventional corner legs.
Sculptural Curved Metal Base
The signature Darkwood detail expressed in a different form — where the Coffee Table and TV Unit carry their curves across drawer fronts, the dining table's curve sweeps through the base. Two arched black powder-coated metal sections meet at the centre to form a sculptural pedestal that doubles as a visual focal point.
Generous 2m × 1m Surface
The full-size 2m × 1m tabletop comfortably seats up to eight diners, with room for full place settings and shared serving dishes down the centre. Well-suited to medium and larger dining rooms, family meals, and weekend hosting.
Black Tempered Glass Top
The black tempered glass top is heat-treated for added strength, giving a smooth, glossy surface that wipes clean after meals — a deliberate dark contrast against the warm reddish-brown timber frame that surrounds it.
Flat-Packed for Easy Transport
Arrives flat-packed for simpler delivery and easier handling through narrow doorways, stairwells, or apartment lifts. Clear assembly instructions are included — straightforward to put together at home.
About the Materials
The Darkwood Dining Table combines three considered materials. The tabletop frame is built from MDF (medium-density fibreboard) finished in the same warm reddish-brown timber grain as the rest of the Darkwood range — MDF gives the frame a uniform, dimensionally stable profile that resists seasonal warping. The top surface is black tempered glass, heat-treated for added strength and easy to wipe clean after meals. The base is powder-coated metal in matte black, formed into two sculptural arches that meet at the centre to provide solid support across the 2m span without intrusive legs at each corner — leaving genuine leg room for all eight diners. Designed for everyday dining-room use.
Clean the Glass Top
Wipe the black tempered glass top with a soft microfibre cloth to remove dust and fingerprints. For smudges or food residue, spray a non-abrasive glass cleaner onto the cloth first — never directly onto the glass.
Dust the Timber Frame
Wipe the warm reddish-brown timber-grain frame regularly with a soft, dry microfibre cloth. Avoid wet cloths and harsh chemical sprays — MDF surfaces can swell or stain if left damp.
Use Placemats & Coasters
Use placemats for everyday meals and coasters under glasses and serving dishes. Glass surfaces can scratch from grit beneath items moved across the top, so keep the surface clear before sliding anything.
Care for the Metal Base
Wipe the powder-coated metal base with a dry or barely damp cloth as needed. Avoid solvents and abrasive cleaners, which can dull the matte black finish over time.
Darkwood Dining Table — Full Product Details
The Darkwood Dining Table is a rectangular 8-seater dining table built around the same design language as the matching Darkwood Coffee Table and TV Unit, with the signature sculptural curve translated from the drawer fronts of the case pieces into the base of the table. The tabletop frame is constructed from MDF with a warm reddish-brown timber-grain finish — chosen for its dimensional stability and uniform consistency, which holds the precise edges of the frame profile and resists seasonal warping. Set within the timber frame is a black tempered glass insert, heat-treated for added strength and easy to wipe clean after meals. Underneath, two arched black powder-coated metal sections meet at the centre to form a sculptural pedestal — solid support across the 2m span with no corner legs to clash with chairs or cramp leg room.
The Darkwood range sits in the warm-modern lane within the contemporary furniture category — pairs comfortably with tan and caramel leather dining chairs, charcoal or cream upholstery, woven jute and seagrass rugs, marble or stone feature walls, abstract neutral artwork, and the kind of organic-modern palette typical of warm contemporary, mid-century-influenced, and biophilic-modern interiors. The reddish-brown timber tone reads warmer than charcoal-and-walnut palettes and pairs particularly well with brass and gold lighting fixtures — globe pendants, sputnik chandeliers, and other sculptural fittings that echo the curve of the base. The matte black metal pedestal anchors the room from the floor up rather than fading into the background.
The Darkwood Dining Table suits medium and larger dining rooms, open-plan living-and-dining spaces, and homes where the dining table is intended to be a sculptural feature rather than a quiet background piece — busy households, families who entertain, and anyone hosting eight at the table on a regular basis. It pairs directly with the matching Darkwood Coffee Table in the same warm reddish-brown finish for a coordinated dining-and-living set, while the matching Darkwood TV Unit carries the same warm timber tone and curved-detail design language through into the entertainment area. See it in person at our Rocklea, Sandgate, Bundall (Gold Coast), North Ipswich, and Beenleigh showrooms.
The Darkwood Dining Table is the dining-room piece in the Darkwood range — same warm reddish-brown timber-grain MDF body, same black tempered glass top, same sculptural curved design language as the matching Coffee Table and TV Unit, scaled up for the dining room. A generous 2m × 1m surface comfortably seats eight, while a sculptural curved black metal pedestal base anchors the table with a distinctive arched silhouette in place of conventional corner legs.
Sculptural Curved Metal Base
The signature Darkwood detail expressed in a different form — where the Coffee Table and TV Unit carry their curves across drawer fronts, the dining table's curve sweeps through the base. Two arched black powder-coated metal sections meet at the centre to form a sculptural pedestal that doubles as a visual focal point.
Generous 2m × 1m Surface
The full-size 2m × 1m tabletop comfortably seats up to eight diners, with room for full place settings and shared serving dishes down the centre. Well-suited to medium and larger dining rooms, family meals, and weekend hosting.
Black Tempered Glass Top
The black tempered glass top is heat-treated for added strength, giving a smooth, glossy surface that wipes clean after meals — a deliberate dark contrast against the warm reddish-brown timber frame that surrounds it.
Flat-Packed for Easy Transport
Arrives flat-packed for simpler delivery and easier handling through narrow doorways, stairwells, or apartment lifts. Clear assembly instructions are included — straightforward to put together at home.
About the Materials
The Darkwood Dining Table combines three considered materials. The tabletop frame is built from MDF (medium-density fibreboard) finished in the same warm reddish-brown timber grain as the rest of the Darkwood range — MDF gives the frame a uniform, dimensionally stable profile that resists seasonal warping. The top surface is black tempered glass, heat-treated for added strength and easy to wipe clean after meals. The base is powder-coated metal in matte black, formed into two sculptural arches that meet at the centre to provide solid support across the 2m span without intrusive legs at each corner — leaving genuine leg room for all eight diners. Designed for everyday dining-room use.
Clean the Glass Top
Wipe the black tempered glass top with a soft microfibre cloth to remove dust and fingerprints. For smudges or food residue, spray a non-abrasive glass cleaner onto the cloth first — never directly onto the glass.
Dust the Timber Frame
Wipe the warm reddish-brown timber-grain frame regularly with a soft, dry microfibre cloth. Avoid wet cloths and harsh chemical sprays — MDF surfaces can swell or stain if left damp.
Use Placemats & Coasters
Use placemats for everyday meals and coasters under glasses and serving dishes. Glass surfaces can scratch from grit beneath items moved across the top, so keep the surface clear before sliding anything.
Care for the Metal Base
Wipe the powder-coated metal base with a dry or barely damp cloth as needed. Avoid solvents and abrasive cleaners, which can dull the matte black finish over time.
Darkwood Dining Table — Full Product Details
The Darkwood Dining Table is a rectangular 8-seater dining table built around the same design language as the matching Darkwood Coffee Table and TV Unit, with the signature sculptural curve translated from the drawer fronts of the case pieces into the base of the table. The tabletop frame is constructed from MDF with a warm reddish-brown timber-grain finish — chosen for its dimensional stability and uniform consistency, which holds the precise edges of the frame profile and resists seasonal warping. Set within the timber frame is a black tempered glass insert, heat-treated for added strength and easy to wipe clean after meals. Underneath, two arched black powder-coated metal sections meet at the centre to form a sculptural pedestal — solid support across the 2m span with no corner legs to clash with chairs or cramp leg room.
The Darkwood range sits in the warm-modern lane within the contemporary furniture category — pairs comfortably with tan and caramel leather dining chairs, charcoal or cream upholstery, woven jute and seagrass rugs, marble or stone feature walls, abstract neutral artwork, and the kind of organic-modern palette typical of warm contemporary, mid-century-influenced, and biophilic-modern interiors. The reddish-brown timber tone reads warmer than charcoal-and-walnut palettes and pairs particularly well with brass and gold lighting fixtures — globe pendants, sputnik chandeliers, and other sculptural fittings that echo the curve of the base. The matte black metal pedestal anchors the room from the floor up rather than fading into the background.
The Darkwood Dining Table suits medium and larger dining rooms, open-plan living-and-dining spaces, and homes where the dining table is intended to be a sculptural feature rather than a quiet background piece — busy households, families who entertain, and anyone hosting eight at the table on a regular basis. It pairs directly with the matching Darkwood Coffee Table in the same warm reddish-brown finish for a coordinated dining-and-living set, while the matching Darkwood TV Unit carries the same warm timber tone and curved-detail design language through into the entertainment area. See it in person at our Rocklea, Sandgate, Bundall (Gold Coast), North Ipswich, and Beenleigh showrooms.
Original: $757.40
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$227.22Description
The Darkwood Dining Table is the dining-room piece in the Darkwood range — same warm reddish-brown timber-grain MDF body, same black tempered glass top, same sculptural curved design language as the matching Coffee Table and TV Unit, scaled up for the dining room. A generous 2m × 1m surface comfortably seats eight, while a sculptural curved black metal pedestal base anchors the table with a distinctive arched silhouette in place of conventional corner legs.
Sculptural Curved Metal Base
The signature Darkwood detail expressed in a different form — where the Coffee Table and TV Unit carry their curves across drawer fronts, the dining table's curve sweeps through the base. Two arched black powder-coated metal sections meet at the centre to form a sculptural pedestal that doubles as a visual focal point.
Generous 2m × 1m Surface
The full-size 2m × 1m tabletop comfortably seats up to eight diners, with room for full place settings and shared serving dishes down the centre. Well-suited to medium and larger dining rooms, family meals, and weekend hosting.
Black Tempered Glass Top
The black tempered glass top is heat-treated for added strength, giving a smooth, glossy surface that wipes clean after meals — a deliberate dark contrast against the warm reddish-brown timber frame that surrounds it.
Flat-Packed for Easy Transport
Arrives flat-packed for simpler delivery and easier handling through narrow doorways, stairwells, or apartment lifts. Clear assembly instructions are included — straightforward to put together at home.
About the Materials
The Darkwood Dining Table combines three considered materials. The tabletop frame is built from MDF (medium-density fibreboard) finished in the same warm reddish-brown timber grain as the rest of the Darkwood range — MDF gives the frame a uniform, dimensionally stable profile that resists seasonal warping. The top surface is black tempered glass, heat-treated for added strength and easy to wipe clean after meals. The base is powder-coated metal in matte black, formed into two sculptural arches that meet at the centre to provide solid support across the 2m span without intrusive legs at each corner — leaving genuine leg room for all eight diners. Designed for everyday dining-room use.
Clean the Glass Top
Wipe the black tempered glass top with a soft microfibre cloth to remove dust and fingerprints. For smudges or food residue, spray a non-abrasive glass cleaner onto the cloth first — never directly onto the glass.
Dust the Timber Frame
Wipe the warm reddish-brown timber-grain frame regularly with a soft, dry microfibre cloth. Avoid wet cloths and harsh chemical sprays — MDF surfaces can swell or stain if left damp.
Use Placemats & Coasters
Use placemats for everyday meals and coasters under glasses and serving dishes. Glass surfaces can scratch from grit beneath items moved across the top, so keep the surface clear before sliding anything.
Care for the Metal Base
Wipe the powder-coated metal base with a dry or barely damp cloth as needed. Avoid solvents and abrasive cleaners, which can dull the matte black finish over time.
Darkwood Dining Table — Full Product Details
The Darkwood Dining Table is a rectangular 8-seater dining table built around the same design language as the matching Darkwood Coffee Table and TV Unit, with the signature sculptural curve translated from the drawer fronts of the case pieces into the base of the table. The tabletop frame is constructed from MDF with a warm reddish-brown timber-grain finish — chosen for its dimensional stability and uniform consistency, which holds the precise edges of the frame profile and resists seasonal warping. Set within the timber frame is a black tempered glass insert, heat-treated for added strength and easy to wipe clean after meals. Underneath, two arched black powder-coated metal sections meet at the centre to form a sculptural pedestal — solid support across the 2m span with no corner legs to clash with chairs or cramp leg room.
The Darkwood range sits in the warm-modern lane within the contemporary furniture category — pairs comfortably with tan and caramel leather dining chairs, charcoal or cream upholstery, woven jute and seagrass rugs, marble or stone feature walls, abstract neutral artwork, and the kind of organic-modern palette typical of warm contemporary, mid-century-influenced, and biophilic-modern interiors. The reddish-brown timber tone reads warmer than charcoal-and-walnut palettes and pairs particularly well with brass and gold lighting fixtures — globe pendants, sputnik chandeliers, and other sculptural fittings that echo the curve of the base. The matte black metal pedestal anchors the room from the floor up rather than fading into the background.
The Darkwood Dining Table suits medium and larger dining rooms, open-plan living-and-dining spaces, and homes where the dining table is intended to be a sculptural feature rather than a quiet background piece — busy households, families who entertain, and anyone hosting eight at the table on a regular basis. It pairs directly with the matching Darkwood Coffee Table in the same warm reddish-brown finish for a coordinated dining-and-living set, while the matching Darkwood TV Unit carries the same warm timber tone and curved-detail design language through into the entertainment area. See it in person at our Rocklea, Sandgate, Bundall (Gold Coast), North Ipswich, and Beenleigh showrooms.
