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Designed by award-winning furniture designer Matthew Hilton, the Dulwich Extending Table is a fine example of Hilton's passion to create desirable, rigorous and beautiful products which imbue functionality.
Displaying exquisite proportions, the slender legs draw away from the corners to maximise leg room. The tabletop expands with a smooth and simple pull, to allow for the addition of two extra leaves. The extension leaves can be stored in the concealed compartment under the table top when not in use.
The build quality of the Dulwich table is exemplary, and evident in its materials and finish. It features solid wood legs, edge and under-frame in a choice of oak, walnut or black stain; a veneered top and leaves; felt-lined under-frame leaf storage; mechanical ball-bearing extension system; and is finished with a clear polyurethane lacquer.
Because it's suitable for seating either 6-10 or 8-12 people, the Dulwich Extending Table provides a versatile and elegant choice for dining and entertaining. We recommend pairing the Dulwich table with Matthew Hilton's Profile Chair or Shin Azumi's Loku Chair.
158x90x75cm

Japanese designer Shin Azumi designed the Loku Chair making good use of the efficient methods of three dimensional (3D) veneer ply technology, which allows the seat to be moulded into a shape, making it both comfortable and supportive. The moulded seat and back is made from a thin plywood veneer that can be shaped when heated into tight curves to stiffen the material.
The Loku Chair is available with a wood and metal or steel tube base, in oak or walnut plywood. The chair was designed for both commercial and residential use providing variations to accommodate the different uses.
44x44x76cm