Extendable rectangular dining table with rounded corners, length 160 to 198 cm, width 80 cm, 76 cm height, modern black metal legs, durable laminated top in 7 color options

Description

Specification:

• Tabletop material: Laminated chipboard (for tables with black legs, tabletop with black rim)
• Tabletop length: 160 cm
• Extended length: 198 cm
• Extension mechanism: Single 38 cm leaf, stored internally
• Tabletop width: 80 cm
• Height: 76 cm
• Extension option: Yes
• Tabletop color options: 7 custom-made finishes
• Frame material: Powder-coated steel
• Leg color: Black, white or silk grey
• Weight: 48 kg
• Delivery: Delivered disassembled in several boxes each weights less than 30 kg, boxes placed on the pallet for safe delivery. Delivery to ground level.
• Note: Dining table is made to order

Important note: The colours of the table may appear slightly different in person due to variations in monitor settings, lighting conditions, and other factors. While we try to represent the available tabletop colours accurately, we recommend considering the provided colour descriptions as a general guide. A continuous pattern across the two tabletop sections is not guaranteed.

Description:

Extend your dining space without losing modern elegance

A dining table should do more than fill a room. It should create the place where weekday dinners become conversations, friends stay longer than planned, and family gatherings naturally gather around one shared centre. This extendable rectangular dining table combines a sculptural metal base, softly rounded tabletop corners and a choice of contemporary finishes to create a confident focal point for modern interiors.

At its everyday size, the table offers a well-proportioned surface for daily meals without dominating the room. When more space is needed, the internally stored extension leaf transforms the tabletop from 160 cm to 198 cm, giving you extra room without requiring a separate extension panel to be stored elsewhere.

Designed for everyday life and larger gatherings

The appeal of this extendable dining table lies in its ability to adapt. Most days, it can remain compact and visually balanced. Then comes a birthday dinner, a long Sunday lunch or an evening when friends unexpectedly stay for food. Instead of wishing for a larger table, you simply extend the one you already have.

The single extension leaf is stored inside the table, keeping the additional section where it belongs and ready when the occasion calls for it. The 80 cm wide tabletop maintains a comfortable rectangular proportion, while the rounded corners soften the geometry and give the design a more inviting character.

Why this table deserves a place in your home

• Extendable 160–198 cm design adapts from everyday dining to larger occasions.
• The extension leaf is stored internally, so there is no separate panel to find space for.
• Rounded corners soften the rectangular silhouette and complement the angular base.
• A powder-coated steel frame creates a strong visual contrast with the tabletop.
• Choose between black, white or silk grey legs to coordinate the table with your interior.
• Seven laminated tabletop finishes make it possible to move from light and understated to warm wood-inspired, concrete-inspired or dramatic dark looks.
• The durable laminated tabletop offers a practical material choice for a dining setting.
• Its distinctive crossed-leg composition gives the table architectural presence without relying on decorative excess.
• The table is made to order, allowing the selected finish combination to become part of a considered interior rather than a generic compromise.

A sculptural base that changes the character of the room

Instead of conventional legs positioned at four corners, the table uses an expressive arrangement of angled steel table legs beneath the centre of the tabletop. The result is dynamic and architectural: from different viewpoints, the overlapping lines create a different composition.

With black legs, the table becomes graphic and assertive, particularly when combined with a dark stone-inspired or wood-inspired top. White or silk grey table legs create a lighter interpretation and can visually connect the table with softer neutral interiors.

For versions with black legs, the tabletop's black rim adds definition around the edge and visually connects the top with the metal structure below.

Seven finishes, seven different moods

One of the strengths of this modern dining table is how dramatically its personality can change through the tabletop finish.

Choose a pale surface for an airy, restrained dining area; a natural wood-inspired décor for warmth; a darker wood tone for a quieter and more sophisticated atmosphere; concrete-inspired surfaces for an architectural character; or a dark stone-inspired design when you want the table to become a stronger visual statement.

This flexibility makes the design particularly useful when you already have established elements in the room. Rather than redesigning the interior around the table, you can select the combination that works naturally with your flooring, kitchen cabinetry, chairs and surrounding furniture.

Interior styles where it feels at home

Contemporary interiors

Clean geometry, rounded edges and angled metal legs make this table an obvious match for a contemporary dining room. Pair it with upholstered chairs, understated lighting and a restrained palette for a polished but comfortable setting.

Modern minimalist spaces

Choose one of the lighter tabletop finishes with white or silk grey legs when you want the furniture to feel visually lighter. The table retains its distinctive shape while fitting naturally into interiors based on soft neutrals and uncluttered forms.

Industrial and architectural interiors

Concrete-inspired or dark surfaces combined with metal legs work particularly well beside exposed concrete, black-framed glazing and other architectural materials. The table has enough visual structure to hold its own in an open-plan environment.

Warm modern and Scandinavian-inspired homes

A wood-inspired laminated top introduces natural visual warmth while retaining the table's contemporary structure. It works well with neutral upholstery, light flooring and simple wooden or textile accessories.

Modern luxury interiors

A dark stone-inspired or marble-inspired tabletop can shift the same design towards a more dramatic dining setting. Add refined chairs and focused pendant lighting, and the table becomes the visual anchor of the room without requiring ornate detailing.

Will a 160 cm extendable table suit your space?

For buyers deciding between a fixed dining table and a larger permanent model, this design offers a useful middle ground. You do not need to dedicate your room permanently to a nearly two-metre table simply because you occasionally entertain more people.

The 160 cm dining table format is intended for everyday use, while the extension increases the available length to 198 cm when required. Before ordering, it is still worth considering not only the dimensions of the tabletop but also enough circulation space around it for your chosen chairs and room layout.

Because the legs angle outward as part of the design, their sculptural form should also be considered when planning chair positioning. This is part of the table's visual identity and is worth assessing alongside the photographs when choosing chairs.

A table designed around moments, not just measurements

Imagine the table in its everyday form on a quiet morning: coffee, breakfast and a laptop at one end. Later it becomes the place where everyone sits down together after a long day.

Then the weekend arrives. You extend the tabletop, bring out a few more chairs and suddenly there is space for dinner with friends, birthday cake, serving dishes and conversations that continue long after the plates have been cleared.

That adaptability is what makes an extendable dining table with an internal extension leaf appealing. It does not ask you to choose between a table for ordinary life and one for special occasions. It is designed to participate in both.

Choosing between light, dark and wood-inspired finishes

If you are concerned that a dark table might feel too dominant, combine a lighter tabletop with white or silk grey legs for a softer appearance. If your room already contains black details, the black frame can help visually connect those elements.

Wood-inspired finishes are particularly useful when you want to introduce warmth without changing the contemporary character of the design. Stone- and concrete-inspired décors move the table in a more architectural direction.

There is no universally correct combination. The right choice depends on whether you want your dining room table to blend quietly into the interior or act as one of its defining features.

Made to order for your chosen interior

This made-to-order extendable dining table is available in seven tabletop finishes and multiple leg colours, giving you considerably more freedom than a single predetermined colour combination.

As with all décor surfaces viewed on screens, the appearance of the selected colour can vary depending on monitor settings and room lighting. The displayed finishes should therefore be treated as a visual guide rather than an exact representation of how the surface will appear under every lighting condition.

Because the tabletop consists of separate sections, continuous alignment of the decorative pattern between the sections cannot be guaranteed. This is particularly worth keeping in mind with wood-, stone- or marble-inspired décors, where the printed pattern is naturally more noticeable.

One table for the way your home actually changes

A dining room rarely has only one purpose. It can be a breakfast area in the morning, a workspace in the afternoon and the centre of a gathering in the evening. This modern extendable dining table with rounded corners responds to that changing rhythm with a compact everyday format, additional length when needed, expressive steel legs and a broad choice of finishes.

Choose the combination that works with your interior now, extend it when the occasion demands more space, and create a dining area that feels ready for both ordinary days and the moments you will remember.