Wood Dining Tables
Wood Dining Tables
Quick breakfasts, long conversations, the occasional pasta sauce spill; we design our wood dining tables with those moments in mind. Available in solid oak, walnut, acacia, and engineered wood, our wooden dining tables balance warmth with durability, so they look beautiful now and age well over time.
From compact four-seaters for apartments to generous tables that host everyone comfortably, there is a size and shape for every room. Rectangular tables suit long dinners, round tables encourage easy conversation, and extendable options flex with your guest list. Thoughtful details like softly rounded edges, stable bases, and carefully finished surfaces make daily use feel effortless.
These aren't pieces just for looking at. They're for leaning on, gathering around, and wearing gracefully into your story.
FAQ
Teak is the gold standard for tropical climates—naturally oily, resistant to moisture, and practically laughs at humidity. Rubberwood is the budget-friendly alternative: treated properly, it handles Singapore's climate well without the premium price tag. Acacia offers a middle ground with good density and natural durability. Avoid untreated pine or oak as the wood can warp easily. The finish matters as much as the species: a proper lacquer or polyurethane seal is non-negotiable here. And if your dining area gets direct aircon, even humidity-resistant woods appreciate consistent temperatures rather than constant cycling between arctic and tropical.
Humidity is your table's constant companion, so work with it. Wipe spills immediately; moisture sits differently in tropical heat. Every few months, check for early signs of mould in joints or underneath, especially if your table lives in a non-aircon space. A quality sealant is essential—reapply annually if needed. Use dehumidifiers during particularly wet months, and coasters are non-negotiable when condensation forms on every cold drink within seconds. Most importantly, give your table breathing room: avoid pushing it against exterior walls where moisture accumulates.
For more in-depth care tips, read our guide on how to protect your wooden dining table.
In Singapore's humidity, this question gets complicated. Solid wood is exactly what it sounds like: timber all the way through. It can be sanded, refinished, and can last decades but demands respect: it expands, contracts, and needs proper sealing to prevent moisture damage.
Wood veneer is a thin layer of real wood bonded to engineered wood or MDF underneath. It's not fake—it's still genuine wood—but veneer is more dimensionally stable in tropical climates as the layered construction resists humidity-induced movement better. But, you cannot refinish it when wear shows. Veneer tables are also typically lighter and more accessible in price.
The right choice depends on your priorities: if you are committed to maintenance and have climate control, solid wood rewards that effort. If you want something that simply works without fuss, quality veneer might actually outlast poorly maintained solid wood.Yes, we deliver to all parts of Singapore. For detailed delivery information, including our delivery fees, schedules, and areas covered, please check our delivery page.
We offer a limited warranty against manufacturing defects for our wood dining tables. The duration of the warranty varies depending on the specific product, and you can find detailed information on our dedicated product warranty page. Additionally, if you're not completely satisfied with your purchase, we have a return policy. Please refer to our sales and refunds page for eligibility, timelines, and procedures.
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