How to choose the right material for your dining table
Solid hardwood – built to last, naturally beautiful
Solid hardwood brings warmth, character and a timeless feel to your home. Hardwoods like ash, acacia, birch and oak are especially durable and made to last for years, developing a richer tone over time.Care tips: Wipe spills quickly with a damp cloth and wipe dry afterwards. Avoid harsh chemicals. Use coasters and placemats.
Solid softwood – relaxed look, everyday durability
Softwoods like pine and spruce offer natural charm with a lighter tone, visible knots and a more relaxed, lived-in feel. A sturdy and more affordable alternative to hardwood.Care tips: Wipe spills quickly with a damp cloth and wipe dry afterwards. Avoid harsh chemicals. Use coasters and placemats.
Hardwood veneer – real wood look, extra resilience
Get the look and feel of real wood with added durability, and at a more affordable price. A hardwood veneer layer over a strong core creates a stable surface that’s less likely to crack or warp. Oak, beech, ash and birch veneers are especially durable.Care tips: Wipe spills quickly with a damp cloth and wipe dry afterwards. Avoid harsh chemicals. Use coasters and placemats.
Melamine foil – durable, easy-care and budget-friendly
Melamine foil surfaces are made for everyday life. They’re resistant to moisture and scratches, and handle spills, splashes and bumps with ease – making them ideal for busy homes. Durable, low maintenance, with a price that’s easy on your wallet.Care tips: Wipe clean with a damp cloth and mild detergent, and wipe dry afterwards. Avoid harsh chemicals. Use coasters and placemats.
