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Private Dining Table

Space Copenhagen's Private Dining Table, 260 or 320 cm, built from four wooden elements

Dimensions

2600 × 730 × 1000 mm

Seat / Notes

Source: technical drawing image — Item 10111679, 260 cm, Light Stained Oak Veneer — published as W 260 × D 100 × H 73 cm

Year

2021

Reference price

USD 5,499 excl. VAT, 260 cm, Light Stained Oak Veneer top and base (item 10111679), GUBI US shop, 2026-10-15

Materials
Oak veneerAsh veneerSolid-wood crossbeamMetal fixings
Finishes
Light stained
Colors
Light Stained Oak VeneerBrown/Black Ash Veneer
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Description

Overview

The Private Dining Table is a Space Copenhagen design for GUBI, offered in 260 and 320 cm lengths. Item 10111679, shown on the page, is the 260 cm table with a light stained oak veneer top and base.

Construction

GUBI describes the table as constructed from four wooden elements. Two tapered legs are attached to the veneered tabletop through a solid-wood crossbeam, which strong metal fixings hold in place. The result is a stable, sturdy table whose robustness, GUBI says, is belied by the delicacy and refinement of its appearance.

Close view of a tapered table leg joined to the top through a crossbeam

Specifications

The drawings mark 260 cm long, 100 cm deep and 73 cm high (102.4 x 39.4 x 28.8 in).

Story

Antique Japanese furniture

Large in scale but lightweight in appearance, the dining tables share their inspiration with the rest of the Private Collection: the beauty, balance and simplicity found in antique Japanese furniture.

Joinery turned into detail

GUBI calls the tables Space Copenhagen's modern-day response to the traditional craft techniques used in Japanese joinery, which are translated visually into signature design details.

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