Dining Tables

The Private Dining Tables share the elegance, symmetry, and inspiration from traditional Japanese joinery with the rest of Space Copenhagen’s Private Collection. The veneered wood tabletops, in Brown Black Stained Ash and Light Stained Oak, are joined to the two tapered legs via a solid wood crossbeam, resulting in a sturdy stance and a refined appearance.

LEMA Bulè Dining Table A fusion of Oriental and Western influences, the Bulè table by Chiara Andreatti is the perfect illustration of the increasingly international identity of Lema, for whom the Far East represents the centre of its current activities of market expansion. Designed with the social and cultural requirements of the Oriental market in mind, it features a rotating tray positioned on the table top, available as an accessory. This serves as the embodiment of the Oriental food culture, which is heavily centred around sharing and spending time together at the table.

The Filo table cuts out all superfluous elements to deliver a piece with a bold, elegant design. Its sleek legs, made from sheets of metal, are welded to a frame in the same material, giving the structure a highly sleek appearance. The delicate frame wraps around a cement table top, which completes this sculptural, imposing table. Its simple lines make it perfect for different kinds of spaces, meaning it works well as a dining table, meeting table or desk.

LEMA Gullwing Dining Table The Gullwing table system is the product of extensive research by Gabriele and Oscar Buratti into the “complex simplicity” of curved lines and the rich presence they bring to a space. The project is characterised by the expert combination of different materials and the sculptural lines of the base, which interact with the light and the surrounding space to create a never-ending dance of shadows, reflections and angles. There is bold feel to the paired, curved legs – as elegant as wings – which serve as the base for Gullwing in its various guises.

LEMA Gullwing Dining Table The Gullwing table system is the product of extensive research by Gabriele and Oscar Buratti into the “complex simplicity” of curved lines and the rich presence they bring to a space. The project is characterised by the expert combination of different materials and the sculptural lines of the base, which interact with the light and the surrounding space to create a never-ending dance of shadows, reflections and angles. There is bold feel to the paired, curved legs – as elegant as wings – which serve as the base for Gullwing in its various guises.

In-Between is the sculptural table that becomes the protagonist of the living area thanks to the design of its base. Consisting of an alternation of individual elements crossed by space, the base of In-Between gives two-dimensionality to the living area. The round top touches the base, giving lightness to the whole figure.