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This extendable round dining table from Bruunmunch is a masterpiece of Danish design by Henrik Bruun and Jacob Munch, blending minimalist aesthetics with superior functionality. Inspired by mathematical principles, the table features a smooth, circular top crafted from high-quality solid wood, supported by elegantly tapering legs. Its extendable mechanism allows it to easily transform from a compact round table to a larger oval shape, accommodating intimate dinners or larger gatherings of up to 8-10 people with the addition of extension plates. The Smoked Oak finish provides a warm, sophisticated presence perfect for contemporary dining rooms, restaurants, or corporate meeting spaces, reflecting Bruunmunch's commitment to craftsmanship and timeless design.
- Extendable design for flexible seating capacity (up to 8-10 people)
- Crafted from premium solid wood (Oak or Walnut options)
- Danish modern design by Henrik Bruun and Jacob Munch
- Elegant tapering legs
- Base dimension: 47.2" Dia.
- Can extend with up to two additional plates
Details
- Category
- Dining Tables
- Extension Mechanism
- Removable leaf
- Lumber Wood Type
- Oak wood
- Leg Pattern
- Solid
- Tabletop Material
- Wood
- Table Base Type
- Four-leg
- Tabletop Pattern
- Texture
- Wood Finish
- Solid wood
- Leg Material
- Wood
- Materials
- Oak, Walnut, Solid wood
Questions & answers
- How much does it cost, and where can I buy it?
- This Bruunmunch dining table is sold by 1 retailer for $6,652.00. Available at shophorne.com.
- Is it in stock?
- Yes, it's currently in stock.
- What are the key features?
- Key features include Extendable design for flexible seating capacity (up to 8-10 people), Crafted from premium solid wood (Oak or Walnut options), Danish modern design by Henrik Bruun and Jacob Munch, Elegant tapering legs, and Base dimension: 47.2" Dia.
- What is it made of?
- It's made of oak, walnut, and solid wood.
- What's its extension mechanism?
- Its extension mechanism is removable leaf.
- What's its leg pattern?
- Its leg pattern is solid.