Rustic Elm Round Wooden Dining Table with Cross-Leg Base

Reclaimed elm, a 119cm round top, an interlocking X-base — the farmhouse dining table that seats four with the kind of character that only timber with a past can deliver.

The round dining table is the most sociable format — without a head of the table, every seat is equal, conversation flows naturally across the table rather than down the length of it, and the 119cm diameter gives four people genuine elbow room without the table dominating a room. The reclaimed elm brings the deeper grain, warmer amber tones and natural character that new timber cannot replicate, hand-finished to a warm rustic tone that lets the wood's own beauty do the work. The interlocking X-shaped base provides exceptional stability beneath the full width of the top while leaving the legroom entirely unobstructed for all four diners.

What sets it apart

The detail that makes it different

The interlocking X-base is the structural and visual feature that makes this dining table distinctive — two cross-members locking together at the centre to form a stable, strong base without any central column or post. The result is complete legroom for all four diners, the ability to seat a fifth person with a chair pulled in at any angle around the round top, and a base silhouette that reads as architecturally interesting from every seat. The reclaimed elm tabletop ensures that every table is genuinely unique — the natural variation in grain, tone and the occasional knot across the surface is the specific quality that makes reclaimed timber worth choosing over new.