Curated Finds for Hoa — Dining Tables
Dear Hoa,
Inspired by your brief, I have curated your personalised edit with a selection of dining tables that bring together Scandinavian simplicity, mid-century warmth and minimalist design. I’ve focused on clean silhouettes, natural finishes and details that will sit beautifully within an open-plan living and dining space, while prioritising extendable designs that can comfortably grow from everyday dining to hosting 8–10 people. I’ve also kept your 180cm starting length and £1,500 budget in mind.
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I hope you enjoy exploring your curated edit, and I’d love to hear which pieces you feel most drawn to.
Best wishes,
Iokasti
La Redoute
Sanara Solid Walnut and Veneer Extendable Table
I love the clean, understated shape of this table. It has that effortless Scandinavian feel that would work beautifully in an open-plan space, while the simple silhouette gives you plenty of freedom to bring in character through your dining chairs and lighting. I think it would make a lovely calm centrepiece without feeling too minimal.
Barker and Stonehouse
Letto 180cm-260cm Extending Dining Table
I really like this one for its flexibility. Starting at 180cm and extending when you need more space, it feels particularly well suited to your brief and to a home where everyday meals can easily turn into a dinner with friends. The clean design also keeps it feeling modern and unfussy, which I think works really well with your Scandinavian style.
John Lewis
Pottery Barn Aptos Dining Table, Sandwash
I was drawn to the warm, natural finish of this table, which gives the minimalist shape a little more character. It has a lovely mid-century feel without looking overly retro, and I can imagine it working beautifully alongside simple wooden chairs or something upholstered in a soft neutral. It feels like a piece you could keep for years.
Castlery
Seb Extendable Dining Table, 190-240cm
This is one of my favourites for your brief because it combines practicality with a really warm mid-century look. The solid acacia wood and natural grain give it plenty of texture, while the split tabletop and extension mechanism make it easy to create more room when you’re hosting. At 190cm closed and 240cm extended, it also gives you plenty of space for larger gatherings.
