Handcrafted in our atelier in Spain, the collection includes dining tables, coffee tables, consoles and desks in stone, wood and metal, with brass detailing across selected designs.
Bespoke tables made to measure for your project
A table has to respond to the room around it. Available space, circulation, seating and intended use all influence its dimensions.
We produce our made to measure tables after the order is placed, defining the tabletop dimensions, shape and height for each project. There is no maximum tabletop size in our manufacturing process. This allows us to work beyond predetermined catalogue dimensions when an interior requires a different scale.
Stone, wood and brass: our materials for bespoke tables
Material is a defining part of our bespoke tables, but the specification varies from one design to another.
Stone plays an important role in the collection, including designs developed in collaboration with Cosentino. The Boutique x Cosentino range combines Cosentino surfaces with our own furniture designs and brass detailing.
The collaboration includes Antique Boutique dining, console and low tables, and is expanding with a Madison low table and an Antique Boutique Counter Height Table with Cosentino surfaces. The Antique Boutique kitchen bar will also be available within the regular collection with lacquered tempered glass.
Wood and brass appear across other designs, with the exact material and finish determined by the individual model. Stone thickness also varies according to the table rather than following one specification across the collection.
See Materials & Finishes for further information on our material options.
Choosing a base: central or conical
The base determines more than the appearance of a table. It affects how the space beneath the tabletop can be used and how chairs relate to its perimeter.
A central base, also described as a pedestal, concentrates the support in a single footprint and leaves the outer edge free from corner legs. That matters when positioning seating, since chairs can be placed anywhere around the perimeter rather than between fixed legs.
A conical base works from the same principle but changes the relationship between tabletop and floor, tapering as it rises so the piece reads lighter from across the room.
For dining projects, we consider the base together with the dimensions and intended seating arrangement rather than treating it as a separate decorative choice.
Dining tables, coffee tables, consoles and desks
The table collection is organised by function, making it easier to move directly to the format required by a project.
Find Dining Tables for dining areas, Coffee Tables for lower seating arrangements, Console Tables for narrower surfaces and Writing Desks for working areas. The wider collection also includes Side Tables, Display Pedestals, Nesting Tables and Vanities.
Each category develops its own dimensions, uses and specifications while remaining part of our wider bespoke tables collection.
Our collections: Antique Boutique, Bacon, Malibu, Madison and Twist
Antique Boutique covers a broad range of shapes and functions, from round, oval, rectangular and square tables to consoles, desks, vanities and work tables. Central, pedestal and conical legas are combined with details and finishes in brass.
Bacon explores square, round and oval formats as well as a coffee table, while Malibu, Madison and the Twist Asymmetric Low Table introduce further geometries into the catalogue.
All of these bespoke tables are produced after ordering and can be made to the dimensions required by the project.
Within the collection, Boutique x Cosentino brings our furniture design together with Cosentino stone surfaces across dining, console and low-table formats.
Curated tables: restored pieces, ready to ship
Curated follows a different logic. The French Art Deco Dining Table in sycamore, in the style of André Arbus and dating from around 1940, is an original restored design.
It is unique and is sold in its existing dimensions and configuration, without modifications. Unlike our made-to-order collection, it is already available.
How to order a made to measure table
Start with the room and the function the table needs to fulfil. Measurements establish the available footprint and circulation around it. From there, we can work through tabletop shape, material, base and finish before confirming the specification.
For professional projects, contact our Furniture for Interior Designers and Architects team. Measurements, drawings and project requirements can also be sent through Private Consultation.
Lead times and worldwide shipping
Production of our bespoke tables takes approximately six weeks, followed by transport.
We ship worldwide and use reinforced packaging to prepare the furniture for its journey. Delivery timing therefore combines the production period with transport to the final destination.
Frequently asked questions
Can I order a table in any size or shape?
Our own-production tables are made according to the dimensions required by the client, with no maximum tabletop size. Available shapes and construction details depend on the selected design.
What stone thickness is available?
Stone thickness depends on the individual model. Check the specification of the table you are considering or contact us for the options available for your project.
How long does it take to produce a table?
Our approximate production time is six weeks. Transport time is additional and depends on the destination.
Do you ship bespoke tables internationally?
Yes. We ship worldwide and use reinforced packaging for transport.
