Zebra Round Dining Table – 101 cm Diameter – Black & White Bone-Inlay

Zebra Round Bone Inlay Dining Table 101cm – Black and Ivory

The Zebra round bone inlay dining table is a distinctive statement piece combining a compact circular top with a bold monochrome striped pattern. Hand-finished using natural bone, resin and MDF, the table brings graphic contrast and artisanal character to a dining room, open-plan living space or luxury apartment.

Measuring 101 cm in diameter, the table is well suited to a smaller dining area or breakfast space. Its circular shape encourages conversation and allows chairs to be positioned without the restrictions created by corners. Depending on the size and design of the chairs selected, the table can generally accommodate approximately three to four people.

The black and ivory-toned pattern continues across the top, edge and sculptural pedestal base, giving the design a cohesive appearance from every angle. Three cylindrical supports form the base, creating a substantial architectural silhouette while reinforcing the table’s distinctive striped aesthetic.

A black and ivory dining table with a zebra-inspired pattern

The defining feature of the Zebra table is its contrasting linear decoration. Narrow black and ivory stripes extend across the circular top, creating a graphic surface inspired by natural zebra markings while retaining a structured, contemporary appearance.

The edge of the table features wider alternating sections, providing an additional layer of visual interest. Matching horizontal bands continue around the cylindrical pedestal supports, connecting the base with the decorative top and ensuring that the table looks considered as a complete piece of furniture.

The monochrome colour palette allows the table to stand out without relying on bright colour. It works particularly well in neutral interiors featuring cream, beige, black, warm grey and natural timber.

Natural bone inlay with individual character

The pale decorative elements are created using natural bone combined with resin over an MDF structure. Bone inlay is traditionally used to produce intricate furniture surfaces in which individual decorative pieces are positioned to form a complete pattern.

As bone is a natural material, variations in tone, grain and subtle markings may occur. The ivory-toned sections may therefore display slight differences between individual tables. These variations form part of the character of the material and mean that no two pieces need to appear completely identical.

The correct term for this decorative technique is bone inlay. Unlike traditional wood marquetry, it uses contrasting pieces of natural material and resin to create the surface pattern.

A compact round dining table for three or four people

With a diameter of 101 cm, the Zebra table provides a practical dining surface without requiring the floor space of a larger rectangular design. It is a suitable option for apartments, kitchen-diners, smaller dining rooms and open-plan living spaces.

The table can generally be paired with three or four compact dining chairs. The exact seating capacity will depend on the width of each chair, the presence of arms and the amount of space required for table settings.

For four seats, slim armless chairs will make the most effective use of the circular top. Wider upholstered dining chairs may be better limited to three positions to provide additional comfort and easier movement.

Sculptural three-column pedestal base

The circular top is supported by three substantial cylindrical columns grouped closely together. Their rounded form complements the shape of the tabletop while creating a sculptural pedestal that can be appreciated from every side.

Alternating black and ivory horizontal bands wrap around the supports, producing a bold architectural effect. Because the base is positioned centrally, chairs can be arranged around the perimeter without conventional legs occupying each corner.

Before ordering, compare the position of the pedestal with the dimensions of the chosen chairs. This will help ensure comfortable legroom and allow the chairs to be moved close enough to the table when not in use.

A statement table for a dining room or open-plan interior

In a dining room, the Zebra table can become the central decorative feature. Its graphic surface works best when the surrounding furniture is more restrained, allowing the bone inlay pattern to remain clearly visible.

The table may also be used in:

• a compact breakfast area
• an open-plan kitchen and living room
• a luxury apartment
• a boutique hotel suite
• a private dining area
• an elegant commercial or hospitality interior

A simple pendant light positioned above the centre of the table will highlight the striped top. Milk glass, black metal or aged brass lighting can complement the monochrome design without competing with it.

How to style the Zebra round dining table

To create a balanced dining arrangement, pair the table with chairs in a single, relatively quiet finish. Cream bouclé, black velvet, natural rattan or dark-stained timber will all work well with the contrasting top.

The table can be styled with:

• cream or beige upholstered dining chairs
• black chairs with slender profiles
• rattan seating for a softer, more organic contrast
• a neutral textured rug beneath the dining area
• a simple ceramic bowl or low vase
• brass, black or milk-glass pendant lighting

Avoid covering a large section of the top with an oversized centrepiece, as the striped bone inlay is one of the table’s principal decorative features. A low bowl, small vase or compact floral arrangement will preserve the visual impact of the pattern.

Suitable for Art Deco, modern classic and eclectic interiors

The graphic design and sculptural base make the Zebra table particularly suitable for:

• Art Deco-inspired interiors
• modern classic dining rooms
• contemporary monochrome schemes
• eclectic homes
• refined glamour interiors
• boutique hotel-style spaces
• luxury apartments

The table pairs beautifully with marble, travertine, dark timber, matt black metal and neutral textiles. It can create a strong contrast against a pale wall or become part of a layered monochrome scheme featuring black furniture and ivory upholstery.

Care and maintenance

Dust the table regularly using a soft, dry cloth. Light marks can be removed with a slightly damp cloth, after which the surface should be dried immediately.

Avoid abrasive sponges, polishing powders and strong chemical cleaners, as these may scratch or affect the bone and resin finish. Use coasters, placemats and heat-resistant mats beneath glasses, tableware and hot serving dishes.

Spills should be removed promptly. Do not leave wet plant pots, hot pans or objects with rough bases directly on the tabletop. The table should also be protected from prolonged exposure to strong sunlight and intense heat.

Specification

• Product: Zebra Round Dining Table
• Type: Round bone inlay dining table
• Diameter: 101 cm
• Height: 71 cm
• Overall dimensions: 101 × 101 × 71 cm
• Colours: Black and ivory-toned natural bone
• Materials: Natural bone, resin and MDF
• Base: Three cylindrical pedestal columns
• Finish: Striped zebra-inspired bone inlay
• Seating capacity: Approximately 3–4 people, depending on chair size
• Recommended rooms: Dining room, kitchen-diner, living area or luxury apartment

Frequently Asked Questions

How many people can sit at the Zebra table?

The 101 cm circular top can generally accommodate three or four people. The exact capacity depends on the width and design of the chairs.

Is the table made entirely from solid bone?

No. The structure is made from MDF, while natural bone and resin are used to create the decorative inlaid surface.

Will every table look exactly the same?

Natural bone may vary slightly in shade, grain and markings. Small differences between tables are therefore expected.

Is the table suitable for everyday dining?

Yes, although the decorative surface should be protected with placemats, coasters and heat-resistant mats during use.

Is 71 cm a standard dining-table height?

The table is slightly lower than many dining tables, which often measure approximately 74–76 cm high. Check the seat height and proportions of the chosen chairs before ordering.