Dining Tables
The dining table is the centre of your living space. Choose by shape, material and size and find a table for every day and for every gathering.

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The dining table is the heart of your dining room. At Mokana in Enschede you will find dining tables in every shape, size and material: solid tree trunk tables, sleek mango wood models, round and oval tables and everything in between. We genuinely know our wood, and we are happy to show you the tables in person so you can judge the colour, the top and the size before you decide.
Shape: rectangular, round, oval or Danish oval
The shape determines both character and usability. Rectangular dining tables are classic and practical and offer plenty of seating for a given footprint. Round tables are sociable: everyone faces each other and there are no sharp corners. Oval models combine space with an elegant, light play of lines. The Danish oval table is the iconic Scandinavian classic with flowing curves.
Wood type: mango, suar, teak and oak
Every wood type has its own character. Mango wood is warm brown, handmade and hard-wearing in normal use. Suar wood is a tropical hardwood with a dramatic, high-contrast grain, ideal for a true tree trunk table with a natural edge. Teak and oak are timeless and last for generations. On a slab model every top is unique, because no two trees are alike. Our advisers are happy to tell you how each type behaves in practice.
Base: U-shaped, X-shaped, spider base or wood
The right base sets the style. U-shaped and X-shaped legs give an industrial look, a spider base looks light and modern, and wooden legs give a warm, classic character. Many steel bases can be powder-coated in the colour of your choice, so the table matches your interior exactly.
How many people fit around a dining table
As a sizing guide, allow 60 cm of seating space per person along a long side. A rectangle of 160 cm seats four, 200 cm seats six and 240 cm seats six to eight. For a round table, 110 cm in diameter seats four, 140 cm seats six and 160 cm seats eight. Keep at least 80 cm of clear circulation space all around so chairs can be pulled out. Our advisers are happy to run a floor plan check for your dining room.
Care and made to measure
Dust your table regularly and treat solid wood once or twice a year with natural furniture oil for a deep colour. Wipe up spills immediately and use coasters for hot dishes. Many of our tables can be made to measure in length, width, top thickness and base. Visit the showroom in Enschede to select tops on the spot and get advice on the best choice for your space and budget.
Combine with chairs and benches
Complete your set with dining chairs in fabric, leather or velvet. For extra conviviality, add a dining bench along one long side. Chairs with armrests look particularly good with tree trunk tables. Our own delivery team delivers throughout the Netherlands, Belgium and Germany, places the table where you want it and takes the packaging away. Paying in instalments is possible, and for customers in Twente and the German border region the showroom is close by.
Frequently asked questions
How much space do I need around my dining table?
Keep at least 80 cm of clear circulation space around the table so chairs can be pulled out. A 200 cm table therefore needs a space of at least 360 cm. Our advisers are happy to run a floor plan check.
Which wood type is the most hard-wearing?
Suar wood, teak and oak are extremely hard-wearing and last for generations. Mango wood is slightly softer but beautiful to look at and durable in normal use.
Can I have a dining table made to measure?
Yes, many tables can be made to measure in length, width, top thickness and base. Visit the showroom in Enschede to select tops on the spot and get advice.
How do I care for a wooden dining table?
Dust regularly, treat solid wood once or twice a year with natural furniture oil, blot stains dry immediately and use coasters for hot dishes.
What size do I choose for how many people?
Allow 60 cm per person along a long side. A rectangle of 160 cm seats four, 200 cm six, 240 cm six to eight. Round: 110 cm seats four, 140 cm six, 160 cm eight.
Which shape works best in my room?
Rectangular is efficient in a narrow room, oval and Danish oval give soft lines and a pleasant conversational feel, and round works well for smaller gatherings.








