Round Table and Stools
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Round Table and Stools

A level surface and restrained structure support objects, tea or daily use while relating carefully to the room's scale.

Reference DimensionsØ 91 × H 81 cm
CategoryTables & Stands
Material NoteGolden nanmu furniture; confirm the object and its provenance records
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Check these before placing it at home

Record clear internal dimensions. Suitability also depends on doors, circulation, installation and the actual piece.

  • Tabletop and base footprint
  • Chair pull-out and passage
  • Leg room and seat height
  • Delivery and light positions
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Before you order
Confirming materials
Discuss the current object, panel details and provenance records. Grain photographs alone cannot confirm material or origin.
Dimension changes
Share room dimensions and intended use. Feasibility, construction and material changes are confirmed for each piece.
Delivery and installation
Check doors, lifts, turns and the final position. Agree handling, installation, charges and responsibilities before ordering.
Handover and aftercare
Confirm price, production schedule, delivery timing, inspection and aftercare terms in writing before ordering.
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AT HOME

A round table for meals and conversation.

Choose the seating arrangement around daily use. Check how far the stools move out and keep the tabletop open for meals or tea.

Round Table and Stools · Nanmu, in everyday life.
Room arrangement concept. Confirm dimensions, wood colour and details for the selected piece.

Before choosing a position

  • Plan seating using table diameter, legroom and stool size.
  • Allow people to pass when stools are pulled out.
  • Use mats under hot vessels and wipe the surface dry after meals.
01 / FORM

Form & Structure

Top, aprons and legs form a clear load path; decoration serves silhouette and use without unnecessary visual weight.

02 / GRAIN

Grain & Appearance

The top is the main viewing plane; read its figure under frontal and side light and from changing angles, not from highlights alone.

03 / SPACE

Space & Use

For entrances, living rooms, tea rooms, studies or display areas; check circulation, load and object scale for the intended use.

ROOM / CLEARANCE / ACCESS

Table size follows people and circulation

This restrained set suits a compact dining or tea area. Size a principal family table around regular occupants.

01

Regular occupants

Separate everyday diners from occasional guests rather than sizing for the largest gathering.

02

Edge clearance

Begin checking roughly 750–900 mm from table edge to wall for chairs and passage.

03

Lighting

Centre a pendant on the final table position rather than forcing furniture under an arbitrary point.

04

Adjacent routes

Keep the principal path to kitchen, refrigerator and balcony open.

Materials, object checks and care
OBJECT / RECORD / DELIVERY

What to Confirm on the Actual Piece

These pages explain form and use. Before commissioning or purchase, confirm the following against the actual object, measured dimensions and agreed records.

01

Material & figure

Review species information, colour, figure, board matching and available provenance records in daylight.

02

Dimensions & interior

Check finished external dimensions, clear internal space, door or drawer swing, wall and circulation clearances.

03

Structure & hardware

Inspect load-bearing members, joints or connectors, backs, drawers, hinges and metal fittings.

04

Delivery & installation

Confirm doors, lift, stair turns, disassembly, final placement and anti-tip requirements for tall furniture.

CARE / LONGEVITY

Let the timber develop its character slowly through use.

01
Avoid strong direct sun

Prolonged intense light may alter surface color.

02
Keep conditions stable

Keep away from radiators, air outlets and persistently damp areas.

03
Use a soft dry cloth

Avoid alcohol, abrasive cleaners and strong chemicals.

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CHOOSING & USING

A round table for your dining room.

How do I choose a round-table diameter?

Consider everyday diners, chair widths and clear room dimensions. Allow space between table and walls or furniture for pulling out chairs, sitting and passing.

Dining room sizing →
Can a round table take armchairs?

Check arm height against the space below the table, then chair width and table-leg or base positions. Ensure chairs tuck in and do not collide during use.

Compare furniture dimensions →
What finish details should be confirmed?

Understand the actual finish, its limits and care. Avoid placing hot vessels directly on the tabletop and wipe up water promptly.

Finishes and delivery discussions →
VISIT & CONSULT

Begin with the room, its scale and daily use.

Contact us for information about the object, dimensional planning and placement.

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NANXU / BEFORE ORDERING

From a favourite piece to a workable home

Use the display to explore form and placement. Match material records, finished dimensions and delivery scope to the actual piece or approved drawing before ordering.

Material and provenance
Ask which parts use the main and secondary materials. Request the current piece ID, daylight views and details; match any provenance or test records to that piece.
Dimensions and use
For desks and tables, confirm usable surface, legroom, chair fit and pull-out space. Check dimensions against the intended writing, dining or display tasks.
Structure and finish
Discuss joints, panel assembly, repairs, finishes, hardware and care. Include agreed grain photographs and acceptable variation in the confirmation record.
Quotation and delivery
Confirm furniture, packing, transport, stairs and installation separately. Record timing, non-removable component sizes, acceptance checks and follow-up arrangements.

Consider the piece in a room

These are conceptual furnishing proposals, not completed client projects. Materials, dimensions and final results require separate confirmation.

City apartment: a considered focal piece

Start with a table, cabinet or pair of chairs. View the whole piece in daylight and evening light, allowing space for chairs, doors and circulation.

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