dBodhi Grace Dining Table

The dBodhi Grace Dining Table is made from reclaimed teak in a mid-century contemporary style, measuring 225cm long. Its legs angle in two directions, which gives the base an unusual profile. The minimal finish leaves the timber's character exposed.

Legs angled in two directions is the detail that sets this apart from other reclaimed teak tables. Most splay in one plane; angling them in two produces a base that changes as you move around the room, so the table reads differently from the doorway than from the seat.

The minimal finishing is deliberate rather than unfinished. Applying as little as possible leaves the grain, colour shifts and marks of the reclaimed teak fully visible, which is the opposite approach to a lacquered table where the timber is sealed under a uniform surface. At 225cm this seats a large group, so it suits a household that gathers rather than one eating in pairs. Mid-century lines keep it from tipping into farmhouse despite the rustic material.