A round dining table in Mortex BM37 Vesuvio Intense, with four wooden chairs in front of a garden window
RoundBM37 Vesuvio Intense

Why round

  1. 01

    Everyone sees each other

    At a round table, nobody sits at the head. Everyone faces each other, and the conversation stays at the table.

  2. 02

    One leg, plenty of legroom

    The table stands on a single leg in the middle. No legs in the way, and there's always room to pull up one more chair.

  3. 03

    Small or large

    Ø 120 cm for four in a kitchen, Ø 180 cm for eight in a dining room. Any size in between, to the centimetre.

TableSeatsGuide price
Round Ø 120 cmTapered leg Ø 45 cm, fully rounded edge, 4 cm top4 to 6 people€2,499
Round Ø 140 cmTapered leg Ø 55 cm, fully rounded edge, 4 cm top6 to 7 people€2,799
Round Ø 160 cmTapered leg Ø 55 cm, fully rounded edge, 4 cm top7 to 8 people€2,949
Round Ø 180 cmTapered leg Ø 55 cm, fully rounded edge, 4 cm top8 to 9 people€3,149

Guide prices including 21% VAT and packaging, excluding delivery. Height 75 cm. All colours cost the same.

Round tables in Mortex

A few of our round tables, in other colours and other interiors.

  • A round dining table in Mortex BM42 Olive Strong, with wooden chairs in a bright dining room
    RoundBM42 Olive Strong
  • A round dining table in Mortex BM57 Makala Intense, laid with candles in a townhouse
    RoundBM57 Makala Intense
  • A round table in Mortex BM24 Sand Light, seen from above, laid for four
    RoundBM24 Sand Light
  • A round table in Mortex BM19 Cacao Mid, in a library
    RoundBM19 Cacao Mid
  • A round table in Mortex BM49 Welsh Intense, seen from above, with a circle of sunlight from a skylight
    RoundBM49 Welsh Intense
  • The rounded edge of a round Mortex table in BM23 Sand Mid, in soft raking light
    RoundBM23 Sand Mid
The same room with a round Mortex dining table in BM17 Cacao Intense and four light oak chairsAn empty, light room with herringbone parquet, tall windows and a white door
RoundBM17 Cacao Intense

From drawing to table

This is how your table is made, from the first line to your home.

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    The drawing

    Quote within 3 hours on working days before 6 pm. After that, we make the technical drawing for free, with every dimension and the chairs.

  2. The CNC machine in the Van Clay workshop
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    The top, made to measure

    We mill the top on our own CNC machine, exactly in your shape and size.

  3. Sebastian applying Mortex to a round tabletop with a trowel
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    Six layers of Mortex

    Applied by hand, layer by layer, into a seamless skin with subtle nuances.

  4. A Finnish oval dining table in Mortex BM37 Vesuvio Intense, with black chairs in a loft in Antwerp
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    In your home

    Currently delivered and set up by us within two weeks, level and ready to sit down at.

How many people fit at a round table?
Allow 60 to 70 cm of table edge per person. A round table of Ø 120 cm seats 4 to 6 people, Ø 140 cm seats 6 to 7 people, Ø 160 cm seats 7 to 8 people and Ø 180 cm seats 8 to 9 people.
Which leg suits a round table?
Usually a tapered Mortex leg, in the colour of the top. It leaves plenty of legroom all round. The configurator shows which legs suit your size, and we check every table for stability before we start.
Can a round Mortex table go outdoors?
Yes. For terraces and gardens we make tables in an outdoor version: an adapted build-up, special varnishes and extra protective top coats. So your round table can really stay outside.
What does a bespoke round dining table cost?
A round table of Ø 120 cm with a tapered leg has a guide price of €2,499, one of Ø 160 cm €2,949, including VAT. The price depends on the diameter, the leg and the edge. Your exact price is in your quote, within 3 hours on working days before 6 pm. After your quote, we make the technical drawing for free.
Which diameter for 6, 8 or 10 people?
For 6 people choose Ø 140 to Ø 150 cm, for 8 people Ø 170 to Ø 180 cm and for 10 people Ø 210 to Ø 220 cm. That gives everyone 60 to 70 cm of table edge. A table per diameter is in How many people fit a round table of 120, 140 or 160 cm?
How much space do I need around a round table?
Allow 80 to 100 cm of free space between the edge of the table and the wall or a cabinet, so chairs can slide back. If you want to walk behind someone who is seated, 100 cm or more is comfortable. A round table of Ø 140 cm therefore needs a free area of about 3 x 3 m. More in How much space do you need around a dining table?