Dining tables

Each table passes through our hands. From the selection of wood to processing and final oiling. No assembly lines, no compromises.

You communicate directly with Petr Mikel. We will discuss dimensions, wood type, details, and your ideas – without a call center or intermediaries.

Oak and ash from the harsh mountain climate grow slower. Thanks to this, they have a higher density, better strength, and more beautiful grain.

We'd rather produce fewer tables, but do it properly. Each piece should be an original that will last for decades and become a part of your home.

Oak is extremely hard and durable. It has a distinct, warm, and characteristic grain that adds depth and personality to the table. It withstands daily use very well, making it particularly suitable for family dining. It ages beautifully over time and gains character. It is an ideal choice for both classic and rustic interiors.

Ash looks lighter and more modern. Its grain is distinctive yet finer than oak. It is strong and stable, yet visually lighter, making it ideal for bright, Scandinavian, and minimalist interiors. It creates an airy and clean feel without losing the sense of solid wood.

Veneer is only a thin layer of wood glued onto chipboard or MDF. It is easily damaged and, unlike solid wood, cannot be locally repaired. It does not have the same weight, density, or feel of quality wood and often loses its appearance after a few years. A solid wood board, on the other hand, can be sanded, oiled, and renovated for decades.