Sierra Reclaimed Elm Round Dining Table

100% recycled elm, a 153cm round top, a bold cross-leg base — the Sierra is a dining table that knows where it came from and will still be in a family in thirty years.

The Sierra makes an argument for reclaimed timber that goes beyond sustainability — recycled elm has a depth of grain, a richness of tone and a natural character that new wood cannot replicate, because it has already had time to develop them. The interlocking grain of elm resists splitting and develops a richer patina with use; the knots and tonal variations are the visual record of the timber's previous life. At 153cm in diameter the Sierra seats six comfortably with room for a centrepiece, and the round format — no head of the table, conversation flowing naturally across the surface — makes every dinner a more connected, intimate experience than a rectangular table can provide.

What sets it apart

The detail that makes it different

The cross-leg base has a bold architectural presence that makes the Sierra as visually interesting from the side as from above — the two members crossing diagonally provide exceptional stability across the full 153cm span without any central column, giving every diner unrestricted legroom and the table a genuinely distinctive profile. The reclaimed elm surface is the other defining quality — every Sierra table is different from every other, its grain running at its own pace, its knots in their own positions, its tonal warmth shifting from plank to plank in a way that makes each piece genuinely unique rather than uniformly consistent. This is a dining table that becomes more personal with every year of use.