A dining table is one of the few pieces of furniture a household uses every single day, and one of the few likely to outlive the room it was bought for. This collection brings together the tables we make and stock in Singapore — solid wood, sintered stone, bar height, and a kitchen island — with free delivery and assembly on every one.
Whether you are furnishing a compact HDB flat or a larger family home, the range covers seating from two to twenty, in shapes and materials suited to the way Singapore homes actually live.
Solid Wood Dining Tables
The core of the range. Ten solid wood tables in rubberwood, pinewood and ash, from a compact two-seater through to a 3-metre table seating twenty. Shapes include rectangular, round, live edge, and spider-leg bases.
Solid timber gives each table its own grain, so no two are identical. It also means the surface can be sanded back and refinished after years of hot dishes, spills and daily wiping, rather than replaced.
Several models offer a choice of thickness — 50mm for a lighter, contemporary profile, or 80mm where you want visual weight and a deep edge that shows the grain. Finish options vary by model and are listed on each product page.
See the full range on our Solid Wood Dining Tables page.
Sintered Stone Dining Tables
Sintered stone is made by compressing natural minerals under high heat and pressure. The result is a non-porous surface that resists scratches, stains and heat, and can take a hot pan straight from the stove without a trivet.
It suits households that want a hard-wearing surface with the look of natural stone, and it wipes clean with a damp cloth. Unlike timber, it cannot be refinished — but it is far less likely to need it.
Bar Tables and Kitchen Islands
For kitchens and open-plan layouts, bar-height tables and a kitchen island add preparation and casual dining space without a full dining set. These work well in flats where the dining area doubles as a working kitchen, or as a second surface in a larger home.
Choosing the Right Size for a Singapore Home
Getting the size right matters more here than in most markets, because HDB and condominium dining areas follow fairly predictable dimensions.
As a rule, allow around 60cm of table edge per person, and at least 90cm of clearance between the table edge and the nearest wall or furniture so chairs can be pulled out comfortably. A round table often works better than a rectangular one in a tight corner, because there are no corners to catch.
For a typical 4-room HDB dining area, a table of 1.2 to 1.6 metres seats four to six comfortably. Larger flats and landed homes can take 2 metres and beyond — our largest configurations seat up to twenty, which also makes them suitable as meeting and conference tables.
If you are unsure, send us your room dimensions or a photograph and we will advise.
Dining Tables That Also Work as Meeting Tables
Several tables in this range serve equally well in an office. The larger solid wood tables are used as conference and meeting tables, and the detachable-leg model was designed so a 3-metre top can be carried through a standard doorway and lift — useful for offices as well as homes.
A spacious surface takes paperwork, laptops and coffee cups without crowding, and the same table returns to family use in the evening.
Solid Wood and Engineered Board — an Honest Comparison
Both materials have a real case, and which suits you depends on what you want from the table.
Where engineered board wins. Melamine-faced and laminated tops give exact, repeatable colour across a very wide range of finishes, and every panel matches the next — useful if you want a specific colour that timber cannot produce, or plan to add matching pieces later. The wear surface is harder than a lacquered timber finish and resists scratches and stains well. It is lighter and costs less.
Where solid wood wins. Each top carries its own grain, and no two are identical. For a dining table specifically, the surface takes hot dishes, spills and daily wiping for decades — and when that eventually shows, solid timber can be sanded back and refinished rather than replaced.
Sintered stone sits between the two: harder-wearing than either, and the right answer if you want a surface that shrugs off heat and stains and never needs refinishing.
Free Delivery and Assembly
Delivery and assembly are free on every table, anywhere in Singapore. Our own crew carries the table in, assembles it in the room where it will live, checks it is level and stable, and removes all packaging before leaving.
A stair-carrying fee may apply at our discretion for floors without lift access, excluding the ground floor. We will tell you before delivery if that applies.
To see the tables in person — and to feel the difference between a 50mm and an 80mm top, or timber against sintered stone — visit our Toa Payoh showroom.
Complete the Room
Pair your table with our Dining Chairs collection — solid wood, upholstered and fabric options in a range of styles. Chairs are sold separately, so you can match or deliberately contrast rather than being tied to a matched set.
