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Dakota Round Dining Table

The Dakota round dining table makes an entrance. Its defining feature is a striking slatted pedestal base that gives the table a sculptural, almost artistic quality — it's as much a design piece as it is a dining table. Paired with a beautifully smooth circular reclaimed wood top, the contrast between the organic texture of the base and the polished surface above creates something genuinely distinctive.

At 120cm in diameter it comfortably seats four, making it a sociable everyday table for smaller households. The round shape naturally encourages conversation and works well in rooms where a rectangular table might feel too rigid or take up too much wall-to-wall space.

Crafted from solid reclaimed wood with warm, natural tones, each table is unique. The pedestal base means there are no legs in the way — everyone gets equal legroom, and chairs pull in and out freely from any position. It's a standout choice for kitchens, dining rooms, and open-plan living spaces where you want something that starts conversations as well as dinners. Pairs beautifully with Reclaim Nation's recycled fabric dining chairs for a sustainable, modern look.

Assembly Information:
This dining table requires simple assembly with the legs to be fitted. All fixings and instructions are included. Assembly is straightforward and can be completed by one or two people.

Care Instructions:
Wipe clean using a soft cloth and clean up any spills promptly to avoid staining. Avoid abrasive or chemical-based cleaning products. Natural markings and grain variations are part of the reclaimed wood's character and make each piece unique.

The Dakota round dining table makes an entrance. Its defining feature is a striking slatted pedestal base that gives the table a sculptural, almost artistic quality — it's as much a design piece as it is a dining table. Paired with a beautifully smooth circular reclaimed wood top, the contrast between the organic texture of the base and the polished surface above creates something genuinely distinctive.

At 120cm in diameter it comfortably seats four, making it a sociable everyday table for smaller households. The round shape naturally encourages conversation and works well in rooms where a rectangular table might feel too rigid or take up too much wall-to-wall space.

Crafted from solid reclaimed wood with warm, natural tones, each table is unique. The pedestal base means there are no legs in the way — everyone gets equal legroom, and chairs pull in and out freely from any position. It's a standout choice for kitchens, dining rooms, and open-plan living spaces where you want something that starts conversations as well as dinners. Pairs beautifully with Reclaim Nation's recycled fabric dining chairs for a sustainable, modern look.

Assembly Information:
This dining table requires simple assembly with the legs to be fitted. All fixings and instructions are included. Assembly is straightforward and can be completed by one or two people.

Care Instructions:
Wipe clean using a soft cloth and clean up any spills promptly to avoid staining. Avoid abrasive or chemical-based cleaning products. Natural markings and grain variations are part of the reclaimed wood's character and make each piece unique.

$210.97

Original: $602.77

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Dakota Round Dining Table

$602.77

$210.97

Description

The Dakota round dining table makes an entrance. Its defining feature is a striking slatted pedestal base that gives the table a sculptural, almost artistic quality — it's as much a design piece as it is a dining table. Paired with a beautifully smooth circular reclaimed wood top, the contrast between the organic texture of the base and the polished surface above creates something genuinely distinctive.

At 120cm in diameter it comfortably seats four, making it a sociable everyday table for smaller households. The round shape naturally encourages conversation and works well in rooms where a rectangular table might feel too rigid or take up too much wall-to-wall space.

Crafted from solid reclaimed wood with warm, natural tones, each table is unique. The pedestal base means there are no legs in the way — everyone gets equal legroom, and chairs pull in and out freely from any position. It's a standout choice for kitchens, dining rooms, and open-plan living spaces where you want something that starts conversations as well as dinners. Pairs beautifully with Reclaim Nation's recycled fabric dining chairs for a sustainable, modern look.

Assembly Information:
This dining table requires simple assembly with the legs to be fitted. All fixings and instructions are included. Assembly is straightforward and can be completed by one or two people.

Care Instructions:
Wipe clean using a soft cloth and clean up any spills promptly to avoid staining. Avoid abrasive or chemical-based cleaning products. Natural markings and grain variations are part of the reclaimed wood's character and make each piece unique.

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