
ColorFumed Oak Oil
Size
The ARV Dining Table by Brdr. Kruger is a masterpiece of Danish modernism designed by Studio David Thulstrup for the renowned restaurant Noma. Crafted from solid oak, the table features a slender tabletop and seamless, organic joinery that mimics the natural branching of trees, resulting in a silhouette that is both structurally robust and visually light. This piece is meticulously proportioned to allow matching ARV Chairs to slide underneath for a clean profile. Available in multiple wood finishes, including Fumed Oak Oil, and two sizes, it embodies a deep respect for heritage craftsmanship and natural materials.
- Designed by Studio David Thulstrup for restaurant Noma
- Seamless, organic joinery mimicking natural branching of trees
- Slender tabletop design
- Made in Denmark
- Proportioned to accommodate matching ARV Chairs
- Branch detailing in the joinery
- Part of the ARV (heritage) collection
Details
- Category
- Kitchen & Dining Room Tables
- Tabletop Pattern
- Solid
- Leg Pattern
- Organic, Solid
- Leg Material
- Oak wood, Wood
- Wood Finish
- Oiled
- Extension Mechanism
- None (Fixed)
- Table Base Type
- Four-leg
- Lumber Wood Type
- Oak wood
- Tabletop Material
- Oak wood, Wood
- Material
- Oak wood
Questions & answers
- How much does it cost, and where can I buy it?
- This Brdr. Kruger kitchen & dining room table is sold by 2 retailers from $7,114.50 to $10,556.00. The lowest in-stock price is $7,114.50. 1 of 2 listings are on sale (up to 10% off). Available at hollowaysofludlow.com and 2modern.com.
- Is it in stock?
- Yes. It's in stock at 2 of 2 retailers.
- What are the key features?
- Key features include Designed by Studio David Thulstrup for restaurant Noma, Seamless, organic joinery mimicking natural branching of trees, Slender tabletop design, Made in Denmark, and Proportioned to accommodate matching ARV Chairs.
- What is it made of?
- It's made of oak wood.
- What colors are available?
- It comes in fumed oak oil, oak oil, and oak white oil.
- What's its extension mechanism?
- Its extension mechanism is none (fixed).