The Utrecht oak dining table is a robust, rectangular dining table with a timeless and rustic appearance. The characteristic wooden base consists of two sturdy, straight legs on wide feet, connected by a long wooden crossbeam. The combination of the solid oak tabletop and the simple yet powerful design creates a warm and natural look. As a result, the Utrecht fits perfectly into both a rustic and a modern interior.
Pictured: old oak. This dining table is available in both new oak and old oak and can be fully customized to your wishes.
At Oldwood, we make every oak dining table to measure. Both the length and width can be adjusted to your liking, ensuring the table perfectly matches your interior and available space.
The tabletops and bases can also be combined with each other. This way, you can put together your own ideal dining table.
At Oldwood, you can choose from two different types of wood, each with its own look and character.
New Oak: Our new oak table tops are made from solid European oak with beautiful, wide boards. New oak has a calm, natural appearance, where the wood structure and knots remain visible.
Standard 4.5 cm solid oak
Listed prices are based on a width of 100 cm.
Made from beautiful, wide oak planks
Other widths available upon request
Old Oak: Our old oak tabletops are made from solid, reclaimed oak. This wood has often served for years in old buildings and structures and is given a second life at Oldwood. The natural cracks, knots, and signs of wear create a warm and characterful appearance. No two tables are exactly alike.
Standard 4 cm solid oak
Listed prices based on a width of 95 cm
Made with beautiful, wide oak planks
Other widths available upon request
A thicker tabletop is available at an additional cost.
Every oak dining table can be finished to your liking. You have a choice of various colors and treatments, allowing you to determine the look of the wood yourself.
A matte lacquer is a popular and low-maintenance finish. It protects the tabletop against daily use and preserves the natural appearance of the oak wood.
With new oak, knots and cracks can be filled as desired. For old oak, too, we are happy to discuss which finish best suits the character of the wood.
