Table Set – Spy base frame – Herringbone Walnut top – 70×70 cm – Oak

A tabletop built for intensive use

The tabletop has a thickness of 30 mm and is subtly refined with a bevelled edge. A 30 mm thickness offers exactly the right balance between strength and elegance needed in a professional environment. The surface feels solid under your hands and remains perfectly flat even after years of use. You don’t need to worry about warping, even when guests place plates, glasses or elbows firmly on the table.

The oak wood is naturally a hard and dense material, meaning it is highly resistant to scratches that are inevitable in a busy hospitality environment. Cutlery sliding across the surface or plates being placed down a little too enthusiastically, this tabletop handles it all with ease. The herringbone pattern in walnut tones also gives each table a unique character, making small signs of use barely noticeable.

Perfect dimensions for flexible layouts

With its square shape of 70 x 70 cm and rounded corners, this table is the ideal choice for those seeking flexibility. You can easily use these tables as two-person setups in a restaurant, but they also combine perfectly for larger groups. The size ensures guests can sit comfortably without getting in each other’s way. The height of 76 cm is the standard ergonomic dining height for hospitality, allowing guests to sit comfortably for extended periods.

Maintenance that won’t give you a headache

In hospitality, you don’t have time for complicated maintenance. This table understands that. The oak tabletop is finished in a way that makes daily cleaning simple. A damp cloth is usually enough to remove spills and stains. The wood has natural resistance to moisture, although we recommend wiping up larger spills immediately.

As for heat: the surface can easily handle warm plates, although we recommend using a trivet for very hot pans. For everyday coffee cups and meals, you don’t need to worry. The walnut colour is stable and lightfast, meaning your tables will not discolour, even in bright areas with lots of natural light.

Why choose oak with a herringbone pattern?

Oak has been the standard in quality furniture for centuries. It is heavier and denser than many other woods, which directly translates into a longer lifespan. While cheaper materials lose their appeal after a few years of heavy use, oak develops a warm patina that adds character.

The herringbone pattern in walnut tones adds an extra visual layer. Instead of a plain surface, you get an attractive and dynamic tabletop. For hotel managers focused on interior design or café owners aiming to create Instagram-worthy spaces, this pattern is a subtle yet effective eye-catcher.