Timber Dining Furniture

• Dining tables – from compact round designs to grand, extendable eight-seaters.
• Dining chairs – choose upholstered seats for comfort or all-timber frames for a minimalist look.
• Bench seats – maximise seating along one side while keeping the space visually open.
• Sideboards and buffets – add practical storage for dinnerware and linens.
• Stools and bar stools – perfect for a matching breakfast bar or kitchen island.

Need other items? Browse our full furniture range for complementary living-room and bedroom pieces.

Tasmanian oak offers a light, neutral tone ideal for Scandinavian or coastal interiors. Blackbutt provides creamy hues with subtle grain, while jarrah delivers rich reds for a heritage aesthetic.

Teak and American walnut remain popular for their stability and distinctive colour, but check that any imported timber is legally sourced and kiln-dried for Australia’s climate.

• Allow 600 mm width per person for comfortable elbow room.
• Maintain at least 900 mm clearance between table edge and wall or furniture for easy circulation.
• For small apartments, a 1200 mm round table seats four without creating dead corners.
• Bench seats can tuck fully under the tabletop, saving up to 250 mm of floor space.

Look for mortise-and-tenon or dovetail joints instead of metal brackets; these traditional techniques flex with seasonal movement and can be tightened rather than replaced. Opt for tables with solid timber tops of at least 25 mm thickness to avoid warping.

Oil and hardwax finishes keep the grain tactile and are easy to spot-repair, while two-pack polyurethane adds a high-gloss, scratch-resistant layer. If the set is near a north-facing window, specify UV-resistant coatings to minimise colour change.

Planning an alfresco area? Select naturally durable species such as teak or spotted gum and ensure all surfaces are sealed, including undersides. Stainless-steel or brass hardware prevents rust stains, and slatted tops promote drainage after rain.

• Ready-made settings using plantation acacia start from $1,000.
• Mid-tier Australian hardwood tables and chairs typically sit in the $3,000–$6,000 bracket.
• Custom designs from boutique makers, including live-edge slabs or intricate inlay work, can exceed $10,000 but become future heirlooms.

Wipe spills promptly with a damp cloth, avoid harsh chemicals and re-oil oiled surfaces every 6–12 months. Use felt pads under chair legs and replace them once compressed to protect hard flooring.

Each listing includes dimensions, material specs and supplier lead times. Use the ‘Request a Quote’ button to confirm pricing, custom stains or matching seating. Our chat tool connects you directly with craftspeople, ensuring your timber dining furniture arrives exactly as envisioned.