A rustic dining room scene with a wooden dining table, matching chairs and bench, two woven pendant lights, a large window with outdoor greenery, and a sideboard in the background.

A light natural reclaimed teak wood dining table with a unique angled top and curved legs, styled in a warm, neutral-toned room next to a wooden sideboard.

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Close-up of a light brown wood grain surface with visible natural knots and linear texture.

Close-up of a wooden furniture leg and corner joint resting on a woven jute rug with a wood floor visible in the background.

Reclaimed Teak Dining Table

Name: Reclaimed Teak Dining Table
Brand: Garden Trading
SKU: KWDT01
Price: 2195.0 GBP
Availability: InStock

£2,195.00

The dining table is where so much of everyday life happens. From quick breakfasts to long Sunday lunches, the Knightwood Dining Table is designed to be part of it all. Handmade in Indonesia from reclaimed teak, it brings warmth, character and a sense of history to kitchens and dining rooms.

Originally sourced from the framework, columns and pillars of old Indonesian homes, every piece of reclaimed teak carries subtle traces of its previous life. Rich grain, gentle imperfections and tonal variations make each table unique, while the soft grey-washed finish and rounded edges give the rustic design a lighter, more relaxed feel.

Designed to be enjoyed every day, it's a table that will naturally become the heart of the home. Pair with the matching Knightwood Bench and Dining Chairs for a coordinated look.

L 220 x W 100 x H 76cm

Seats 8: 3 chairs each side and 1 on each end.
Rustic, natural textured finish.
Each piece will be unique and imperfection adds to the beauty.
Traces of the wood's past life may be visible - holes showing traces of nails, or a past wood joint.