Montpelier Mango Wood Dining Table 220 cm – Dark Brown Rectangular Table

Montpelier Mango Wood Dining Table 220 cm

The Montpelier dining table is a generously proportioned rectangular table crafted from mango wood and finished in a deep dark brown tone. Its refined, balanced design combines a broad top with softly rounded corners and two substantial supports shaped with a gentle sculptural curve.

The natural grain remains visible across the surface, highlighting the character of the timber and giving every table its own subtle variation. The dark finish adds depth and sophistication, making Montpelier suitable for contemporary, modern classic, organic modern, colonial and mid-century-inspired interiors.

Measuring 220 × 100 cm, the tabletop provides ample room for everyday dining, family gatherings and entertaining guests. The 76 cm height follows standard dining-table proportions and allows the design to be paired with a wide selection of upholstered or wooden dining chairs.

Large wooden dining table measuring 220 cm

A large wooden dining table can become the defining feature of an open-plan living space or dedicated dining room. At 220 cm long, Montpelier is best suited to a spacious interior where its generous proportions can be appreciated without making the room feel crowded.

The 100 cm width provides plenty of room for place settings, serving dishes, glassware and a decorative centrepiece. Its rectangular shape is easy to position parallel to a wall, kitchen island or run of cabinetry.

With appropriately sized chairs, the table can accommodate approximately eight people. The final seating capacity will depend on the width of the chairs, whether they include arms and the amount of space preferred between each place setting.

Dark brown mango wood dining table

Montpelier is made from mango wood, a material valued for its distinctive grain and warm natural appearance. The broad, smooth surfaces allow the timber pattern to remain visible, giving the table greater depth and individuality.

The dark brown finish gives the design a more refined and substantial character. It coordinates beautifully with cream, beige, taupe, olive green, charcoal and black, as well as accents in aged gold, bronze or dark metal.

Natural timber introduces warmth into the dining area and creates an attractive contrast with cooler materials such as glass, stone, architectural concrete and metal.

Rectangular tabletop with softly rounded corners

The top retains the practical proportions of a rectangular dining table while the corners and edges are gently rounded. This softens the overall silhouette and gives the table a more organic appearance than a design based entirely on sharp geometric lines.

The subtly shaped edge reinforces the considered finish and echoes the curved profile of the supports below. The result is a cohesive design that works equally well with streamlined chairs or seating with rounded backs.

These softer details make Montpelier particularly suitable for organic modern interiors and rooms featuring curved, sculptural furniture.

Two sculptural supports instead of conventional legs

The tabletop rests on two broad supports positioned towards each end of the table. Their gently curved profiles give the design a sculptural quality and distinguish Montpelier from a conventional four-legged dining table.

The open space between the supports prevents the substantial construction from feeling overly heavy and provides useful room beneath the tabletop.

When choosing dining chairs, consider the position of the supports and the width of the seats, particularly when using models with generous arms.

Dining table for approximately eight people

The 220 cm tabletop offers a comfortable setting for shared meals and social occasions. A typical arrangement may include three chairs along each side and one at either end, creating seating for around eight people.

Montpelier is suitable for everyday breakfasts, family lunches and more formal dinners. Its broad surface leaves space for tableware, serving dishes, candles and a low floral arrangement.

For comfortable circulation, allow adequate room around the table, particularly behind chairs positioned close to walls or surrounding furniture.

Mango wood table for organic modern and modern classic interiors

Montpelier complements contemporary, organic modern, modern classic, colonial, eclectic and mid-century-inspired interiors.

Within an organic modern dining room, pair it with cream upholstered chairs, linen curtains, ceramic accessories and a generously sized pendant light with a softly rounded shape.

In a modern classic interior, the dark wood creates an elegant contrast against pale wall mouldings, natural stone and refined lighting. For a more contemporary scheme, combine the table with black dining chairs, a linear pendant and understated glass or brushed-metal accessories.

How to style the Montpelier dining table

Above the tabletop, consider a single large pendant, a composition of several smaller lights or a linear fitting that follows the proportions of the table. The lighting should be positioned centrally and provide even illumination across the full surface.

For everyday styling, a low ceramic bowl, a vase with sculptural branches or a restrained arrangement of candles will add interest without interrupting conversation between guests.

The dark brown finish looks particularly effective on a pale rug, which can help define the dining zone within a larger open-plan room. The rug should be large enough for the chairs to remain on its surface when pulled away from the table.

Key features of the Montpelier dining table

• 220 cm length: suitable for a spacious dining room or open-plan living area.
• 100 cm-wide tabletop: provides generous space for place settings and serving dishes.
• Mango wood construction: natural timber with visible grain and individual variation.
• Dark brown finish: an elegant tone that coordinates easily with neutral interiors.
• Rounded corners: soften the rectangular silhouette.
• Two sculptural supports: give the table a distinctive and contemporary character.
• Seats approximately eight: depending on the dimensions of the chairs selected.
• Substantial 80 kg weight: reflects the solid, generously proportioned construction.

Montpelier dining table specifications

• Model: Montpelier
• Product type: rectangular dining table
• Colour: dark brown
• Material: mango wood
• Length: 220 cm
• Width: 100 cm
• Height: 76 cm
• Overall dimensions: 220 × 100 × 76 cm
• Weight: 80 kg
• Approximate seating capacity: up to 8 people
• Assembly: simple assembly required
• Interior styles: contemporary, organic modern, modern classic, colonial and mid-century-inspired

How to care for a mango wood dining table

Wipe the tabletop regularly with a soft, dry or slightly damp cloth. Remove spills promptly to reduce the risk of marks developing on the timber.

Use coasters and heat-resistant mats beneath hot dishes, cups and damp objects. Placemats can also help protect the surface from scratches caused by tableware and decorative accessories.

Avoid abrasive cleaners, harsh detergents and rough sponges. Position the table away from intense heat sources and areas exposed to persistent moisture.

Natural wood may respond to changes in temperature and humidity. Minor variations in colour, grain and surface texture are characteristic of the material and contribute to the individuality of each table.

Frequently asked questions

What are the dimensions of the Montpelier dining table?

The table measures 220 cm long, 100 cm wide and 76 cm high.

What material is the table made from?

Montpelier is made from mango wood and finished in dark brown.

How many people can sit at the table?

With appropriately sized chairs, the table can seat approximately eight people. The exact capacity will depend on the chair dimensions and preferred spacing.

Does the table require assembly?

Yes. The tabletop and supports are supplied separately and require straightforward assembly.

How much does the table weigh?

The Montpelier dining table weighs approximately 80 kg.

Is the tabletop completely rectangular?

The top has a rectangular shape with softly rounded corners and edges.

Which interior styles suit Montpelier?

The table complements contemporary, organic modern, modern classic, colonial, eclectic and mid-century-inspired interiors.