All of our Bespoke Collection range is handmade to order in England using sustainable, British reclaimed and rustic pine wood as well high-quality British steel. The contemporary rustic look of the timber complemented by the industrial style of the metal base creates a stylish and characterful dining table with a versatile and enduring charm.

With a wide range of sizes, colours and extendable options, the bespoke nature of this Triangle Base dining table means that not only can you be sure of a stunning and beautiful piece of furniture but you can also be sure it fits perfectly into any space. The reclaimed and rustic nature of the timber used means that each piece of furniture is one of a kind and unique to you. Beautiful details such as natural grains, knots and bumps will appear differently on every piece of furniture creating an irreplaceable highly sought-after rustic character. 

General Information

As reclaimed wood and rustic wood is a natural, living material, the appearance of the wood and exact colour/finish may vary from the photos shown.

Part of its charm is that it develops over time. This means that surface splits/spreading may start to appear with the natural movement of the wood when it adjusts to a new environment. Knots will vary in size and location, each piece of furniture may have varying indentations and imperfections including different grains, holes and indentations. Colour variations can also be expected due to different batches of natural reclaimed and rustic wood. These distinctive qualities give the bespoke range a unique feel, as no two pieces will be exactly the same.

Care Information

A key tip is to ensure your new indoor furniture is given time to acclimatise and not placed in direct sunlight or next to a hot radiator. If the furniture is near a radiator, it’s advisable to keep this on low or off for several weeks whilst the furniture settles. As reclaimed wood and rustic wood is a natural material, excessive heat can cause the wood to split, crack or warp.

We will be unable to replace furniture that has any such issues resulting from direct sun or heat damage.

Rings from cups and mugs and red wine spills are a common occurrence on furniture, even with protective/lacquered finishes, if left on the furniture for too long. We recommend using coasters and placemats for protection – making sure to wipe up any spills quickly to prevent staining. 

Cleaning your furniture from time to time will protect it from any stains forming. An old cotton T-shirt or lint-free dishtowel works well to remove any dirt or crumbs. Wet the cloth very lightly, wring out so it’s only just damp, wipe and dry!

Furniture polish is not recommended. These products will likely damage the finish of the furniture, build up a residue and actually attract dust. A beeswax polish can be used as an alternative to furniture polish, to help both nourish and polish the furniture plus add further water resistance. Contact us for more information about products that can be used.