Ellis Extendable Dining Table 1.8-2.6m

Combining natural character with a confident retro influence, the Ellis Extendable Dining Table creates a warm and inviting centrepiece for the dining room. Crafted from sturdy acacia wood, its generous rectangular form highlights the beauty of natural timber while offering a substantial, considered presence within the space.

A carefully applied wire-brushed finish enhances the texture and grain of the acacia, giving the surface greater depth and a subtly aged character. The natural finish keeps the overall look warm and versatile, allowing the Ellis to sit comfortably alongside a wide variety of dining chairs and interior styles.

Designed with flexibility in mind, the extendable format provides generous space for everyday family dining while adapting easily when additional room is needed for guests and special occasions. With its combination of natural materials, distinctive texture and timeless rectangular silhouette, the Ellis brings together practical dining and relaxed, characterful style.

• Sturdy acacia wood construction — Provides a strong, substantial foundation while showcasing the natural character of the timber.
• Extendable dining design — Offers the flexibility to create additional table space for larger family meals and entertaining.
• Wire-brushed finish — Enhances the natural grain and texture of the wood for a beautifully characterful surface.
• Natural wood tone — Brings warmth to the dining room and coordinates effortlessly with a wide range of interior palettes.
• Rectangular tabletop — Creates a generous and practical setting for everyday dining and gatherings.
• Retro-inspired styling — The textured finish gives the table a distinctive look with subtle vintage character.
• Versatile design — Blends naturally with contemporary, industrial and more relaxed dining interiors.
• Generous dining space — Designed to accommodate both everyday family life and larger occasions with ease.
• 10-year structural warranty — Offers added reassurance and confidence in the table’s structural construction.