Oak T-Shape
A twin-column pedestal at each end on a broad oak foot, the most planted of the oak designs. Reads as solid and architectural; pairs well with longer tops and natural or chocolate stains.
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Oak A-Frame
Two oak uprights splayed into an A at each end, with a clean cross-member. Mid-century in spirit but rendered entirely in timber. Right for lighter rooms and whitewash or natural finishes.
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Oak I-Shape
A single broad oak slab at each end on a matching foot, an I in profile. The simplest, quietest oak design; lets the grain of the top do the talking. Suits minimalist and Scandi interiors.
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Oak X-Crossover
Crossed oak members at each end, the timber answer to the steel X-Frame. Sculptural and open underneath, with a wide, stable stance. A natural fit for natural and walnut stains.
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Oak Heavy-Duty X
The X-Crossover built from noticeably thicker oak stock with reinforced halving joints, for the longest tops and the heaviest use. The most substantial leg in the whole range. The extra timber and joinery carry a £250 upgrade.
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Oak Hairpin
The slim mid-century hairpin silhouette, reinterpreted in solid oak rather than steel rod. The lightest-looking of the oak designs. Right for smaller rooms and tables that should look almost barefoot, in timber.
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