Solid wood tables are long-lasting pieces that retain the tree’s genuine grain, tonal variations and natural markings. The HWC collection presents walnut, oak and other wood characters across dining tables and desks, with both live-edge and clean-lined designs. Compare tabletop dimensions, edge profiles and metal or wooden legs for your space, and request custom dimensions for suitable models.
Solid wood is not a printed veneer pattern; it is the material itself. Grain direction, tonal shifts and natural markings give every tabletop a different appearance. Walnut may offer darker, more pronounced tones, while oak can feel lighter and calmer. The exact appearance depends on the individual timber selected.
First decide whether the table will be used for work, dining or several purposes. Then consider the room dimensions, number of chairs, equipment and circulation space together.
| Need | Suggested starting point |
|---|---|
| Compact workspace | 120 × 60 cm |
| Generous workspace | 160 × 75 cm and above |
| Dining for four | 120–140 cm |
| Dining for six | 160–180 cm |
These recommendations are intended as a general planning guide. The leg structure, chair dimensions and conditions of your space may affect the final choice.
View the table size guide
If you need something outside our standard sizes, the tabletop dimensions, wood species, surface tone and leg design can be reviewed together before ordering. The character of the natural material is preserved, and the price and estimated lead time for a custom piece are shared before approval.
Good to know
It means the wooden surface is made from genuine timber rather than a decorative veneer pattern.
Walnut generally has a darker, more contrasting character, while oak tends to feel lighter and calmer. Natural pieces may vary in tone.
Wood can naturally respond to changes in humidity and temperature. Stable indoor conditions and appropriate care help keep this movement within normal limits.
Custom length and width requests can be considered for suitable designs.
An exact match is not expected with a natural material, but the overall design language of the model is maintained.
Use a soft, slightly damp cloth. Avoid abrasive chemicals, prolonged contact with water and direct high heat.
