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Scandinavian Design Tables

Specializing in Nordic design, Scandinavia Design invites you to discover the most beautiful Scandinavian design tables by leading designers and brands.

[Scandinavian design tables] 

 tables rondes et ovales
 tables rondes et ovales
 tables rondes et ovales
 tables rondes et ovales
 tables rondes et ovales
 tables rondes et ovales
 tables rondes et ovales
 tables rondes et ovales
 tables rondes et ovales
 tables carrées et rectangulaires
 tables carrées et rectangulaires
 tables carrées et rectangulaires
 tables carrées et rectangulaires
 tables carrées et rectangulaires
 tables carrées et rectangulaires
 tables carrées et rectangulaires
 tables carrées et rectangulaires
 tables carrées et rectangulaires
 tables extensibles
 tables extensibles
 tables extensibles
 tables extensibles
 tables extensibles
 tables extensibles
 tables extensibles
 tables extensibles
 tables extensibles
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tables basses et d’appoint anguleuses
tables basses et d’appoint anguleuses
tables basses et d’appoint anguleuses
tables basses et d’appoint arrondies
tables basses et d’appoint arrondies
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les tables roulantes
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les tables roulantes

About design tables

There's nothing more difficult than designing a table that's both functional and aesthetically pleasing: while there are a number of highly recognizable design chairs and lamps, the functional constraints weighing down on a table seem so strong that the creative aspect seems to be relegated to the background.

Yet Scandinavian design is rich in iconic tables that are both functional and instantly recognizable, whether as a result of an ingenious idea - such as Alvar Aalto's “L-shaped leg” or the “span legs” of Fritz Hansen's Super Ellipse -, a particularly skilful use of materials - such as Hans Wegner's splendid wooden tables or the linoleum used by many contemporary manufacturers - or a strong formal innovation - in the manner of Verner Panton.

As a specialist in Nordic design, Scandinavia Design invites you to discover the most beautiful Scandinavian tables signed by the greatest designers. 

To facilitate your exploration, we've divided them into 4 categories: 


Guide: How to choose a design table ?

Design tables are more than just functional pieces of furniture. They are key elements in interior design, bringing style and character to any room. 

Among the various trends, Scandinavian design tables are particularly prized for their understated elegance and functionality. 

This guide will help you choose the ideal table for your space, needs and preferences, exploring the different shapes, materials and sizes available.


1 – Specific features of Scandinavian design tables

Scandinavian design tables are the perfect reflection of the Nordic aesthetic, which favors clean lines, natural materials and a neutral color palette. These tables are often crafted from light woods, such as oak or birch, and are distinguished by their slightly tapered legs and impeccable finishes. 

Scandinavian style emphasizes simplicity and functionality, while bringing a warm, welcoming atmosphere to the room. These tables are ideal for those looking for a minimalist yet elegant design, capable of blending harmoniously into any type of interior, be it a living room, dining room or workspace.


2 – Advantages of different table shapes

The choice of shape for your design table plays a crucial role in optimizing space and user comfort. Here's an overview of the advantages of the most common shapes:

  • Round tables: encourage conviviality and interaction between guests. Thanks to their lack of corners, they are ideal for small spaces or dining rooms where space is limited. What's more, their soft, flowing shape facilitates circulation around the table. However, they can accommodate fewer people than other shapes for the same size.
  • Oval tables: combine the advantages of round tables with greater seating capacity. They can accommodate more guests while retaining a less imposing silhouette than rectangular tables. They are perfect for large dining rooms or long, narrow spaces, while retaining a harmonious shape.
  • Square tables: compact and ideal for square spaces. They are often chosen for intimate meals or smaller rooms. On the other hand, they quickly become limited when it comes to entertaining several guests, as they can generally only accommodate four people without becoming uncomfortable.
  • Rectangular tables: the most versatile and common in large dining rooms. They can accommodate numerous guests and offer ample space for convivial meals or family gatherings. What's more, they fit easily into rooms of any size, especially long or narrow ones.
  • Extendable tables: ideal for those who are short of space on a day-to-day basis but want to be able to accommodate more guests on special occasions. They offer the possibility of increasing seating capacity without taking up space when not required, making them a practical solution for small rooms or apartments.


3 –  Comparative advantages of tabletop materials

The choice of material for your design table influences both its aesthetic appeal and its durability. Here's an overview of the most common materials and their advantages.

  • Wooden trays: Wood is a classic material, appreciated for its durability and timeless charm. A solid wood top, whether oak, walnut or pine, brings warmth and authenticity to your interior. In addition to its solidity, wood is a material that can be easily restored, extending the table's life for many years to come. Its natural look blends perfectly with Scandinavian interiors.
  • Laminate tops: Laminate is a resistant and affordable material, often used as an alternative to wood. It offers a wide variety of finishes and colors, sometimes imitating the look of wood or marble. This material is particularly appreciated for its resistance to stains, scratches and moisture, making it an excellent choice for families with children or intensive-use environments.
  • Linoleum table tops: Linoleum is a natural, eco-friendly material, appreciated for its soft feel and ease of maintenance. Used for table tops, it is both resistant and easy to clean, while being more environmentally friendly than laminate. What's more, linoleum offers a silky matte finish that adds a modern, refined touch to any interior.


5 – Which table size to choose, depending on the number of guests?

The size of your table should be adapted to the space available and the number of people you wish to accommodate. Here are a few recommendations to help you choose the ideal size:

  • 2 to 4 people: a table with a diameter of 90 cm for a round table or 70x70 cm for a square table is sufficient.
  • 4 to 6 people: a rectangular table measuring 120 x 80 cm or a round table with a diameter of 120 cm is ideal.
  • 6 to 8 people: choose a rectangular table measuring 180 x 90 cm or a round table with a diameter of 150 cm.
  • 8 to 10 people: a 240 x 100 cm rectangular table comfortably seats up to 10 guests.
  • More than 10 people: a large rectangular table 300 x 110 cm or an extendable table is recommended for large gatherings.


 Conclusion

Scandinavian design tables are an ideal choice for those seeking a minimalist, functional aesthetic. Whether you opt for a round, oval, square or rectangular table, the choice of shape, materials and dimensions depends on your needs and space. 

Wooden, laminate or linoleum tops each offer distinct advantages in terms of durability and aesthetics. 

Finally, it's essential to choose a table that's the right size for the number of guests you wish to welcome, so that comfort and conviviality are always at the forefront.

Please do not hesitate to contact our customer service department for further information.

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