Wooden Table
Customisable Wooden Tables for Every Homes & Offices
Discover the timeless beauty and strength of wooden tables made from solid, sustainably sourced timber. Whether you’re furnishing a cosy HDB flat, a spacious landed, or a stylish office, our collection includes dining tables, study tables, and bar tables handcrafted to match Singapore’s lifestyle and space constraints. Customisation is also available to suit your specific needs.
Which Types of Wood Are Wood Capitol’s Wooden Tables Crafted From?
We take pride in handcrafting our wooden tables from a thoughtfully curated selection of premium hardwoods, each chosen for its strength, visual appeal, and suitability for Singapore’s climate. Here’s a closer look at the wood types we use:
What Are the Customisable Table Leg Options Available?
At Wood Capitol, we offer a wide range of customisable leg styles to match your preferred aesthetic, space requirements, and functionality.
Known for its striking grain patterns and natural warmth, Suar wood is a popular choice for live-edge wooden tables. Its durability and resistance to warping make it ideal for Singapore’s humid climate, while its rich tones bring a touch of organic elegance to any space.
Highly prized for its deep chocolate-brown hues and fine, straight grain, Black Walnut is perfect for those seeking a luxurious, modern aesthetic. Strong yet refined, it’s a timeless option for wooden tables that suit both contemporary and classic interiors.
With its reddish-brown tones and smooth texture, mahogany offers a warm, sophisticated feel. It’s known for its stability and resistance to decay, making it an excellent choice for a long-lasting wooden table that retains its beauty over time.
As its name suggests, Purple Heart wood stands out for its natural deep purple colour, which deepens with age. Dense and incredibly durable, it’s a bold choice for those looking to make a statement with a truly unique centrepiece.
Light in colour with a subtle, straight grain, Ash wood is favoured for its clean, minimalist look. Combining impressive strength with excellent shock resistance, it offers both practicality and style. It’s an ideal choice for wooden tables in Scandinavian, Japanese, or contemporary homes.
Rare and distinctive, Lychee wood features a warm reddish-brown tone and intricate grain details. Its density and natural lustre make it a conversation piece, perfect for those seeking a one-of-a-kind wooden table that blends artistry with function.
Square Legs
Classic and versatile, square legs offer a clean, geometric look that complements almost any wooden table design. Their sturdy build ensures stability while keeping the focus on the beauty of the wood.
Slope Legs
Angled for a sleek, modern profile, slope legs add a sense of movement and visual interest. This style works especially well in contemporary or minimalist spaces.
Hour Glass Legs
With their elegant curves and narrow centre, hour glass legs bring a touch of refinement and artistry—perfect for making your wooden table a statement piece.
Triangle Legs
Bold and architectural, triangle legs provide a striking base that balances both style and strength. Ideal for adding a unique, modern edge to your wooden table.
Pole Legs
Simple and streamlined, pole legs offer a minimal footprint while delivering reliable support. A great choice for smaller spaces where openness is key.
Square Chrome Legs
Combining industrial appeal with polished sophistication, square chrome legs add a sleek metallic accent that pairs beautifully with both light and dark wood tones.
Adjustable Legs
Designed for flexibility, adjustable legs allow you to change the height of your wooden table to suit different uses, from dining to working. Ideal for multi-functional spaces.
Wooden Slab Legs
For a cohesive, all-wood look, wooden slab legs are crafted from the same or complementary timber as your table top, enhancing its natural, organic feel.
Spider Legs
Radiating from a central point, spider legs create a striking, modern silhouette while offering balanced weight distribution and plenty of legroom.
Cross Legs
Rustic yet stylish, cross legs (or X-legs) provide exceptional stability and a timeless farmhouse-inspired charm, making them a favourite for wooden dining tables.
FAQs about Wooden Tables Customisation
Are your wooden tables made from solid wood or joint pieces?
We use only solid wood for all our tables. Each piece is crafted from a single slab, rather than being joined, to ensure greater durability and sustainability.
Which wood is best for a dining table?
Popular choices include South American Suar Wood and Mahogany, both known for their strength and unique grain patterns. These wooden tables boast both beauty and long-term durability, especially in Singapore’s humid climate.
How can I tell if my table is real wood?
Look for unique, non-repeating grain patterns and a thick tabletop edge. Real wooden tables feel solid and warm to the touch, unlike laminate or veneer, which often feel lightweight and uniform.
Can I customise the height, legs, or edge profile of my wooden table?
Absolutely. You can customise table height, leg design (such as spider, slope, or hourglass legs), and edge profile. Just share your preferences or sketches with us, and we’ll build it to your specifications.
How do I protect and maintain my wooden table?
Use coasters for hot cast iron items, avoid dragging heavy objects, and clean with a damp cloth and mild soap. Avoid harsh chemicals like bleach or hand sanitiser. Read our care guide for full tips.
How to prevent scratches on a wood table?
To keep your table scratch-free, avoid dragging heavy items across the surface and use felt pads under decorative pieces. Regularly polish the table with a protective finish. For outdoor tables, apply weather-resistant finishes to guard against scratches from Singapore’s humid climate.
What should you not put on a wood table?
Avoid using chemical cleaners or solvents that may strip the table’s finish. One common example is alcohol hand sanitizer or nail polish remover.
Why did my wood table turn white?
White marks on wood are often caused by trapped moisture or heat due to condensation. This occurs when hot or cold items are placed directly on the table without a coaster. Unlike many tables, our table tops are protected with a nano-coating that resists stains and moisture. Simply wipe with a damp cloth, and the white mark should fade as it dries and return to normal temperature.
How to clean a wood table?
Use a soft, damp cloth to remove dust and dirt. Avoid harsh chemicals or abrasives that could damage the finish. For deeper cleaning, mix gentle hand soap with water and dry the table immediately afterward. Regular cleaning will protect your wooden table from the effects of Singapore’s humidity.
How to Care for Your Wooden Table?
To keep your wooden table looking beautiful and lasting for years, proper care is essential. Here’s a quick guide at a glance:
Wipe with a Microfibre or Synthetic Cloth
For daily cleaning, use a soft microfibre or synthetic cloth to remove dust and surface debris without scratching the wood. Avoid rough sponges or abrasive pads, which can damage the finish.
Avoid Harsh Chemicals
Stay away from strong cleaning agents, bleach, or ammonia-based solutions. These can strip the protective coating and dull the natural lustre of your wooden table. Opt for mild, wood-safe cleaners instead.
Use Coasters for Hot Cast Iron Items
Placing hot cast iron pots or pans directly on the wooden table can leave burn marks or cause discolouration. Always use coasters, trivets, or heat-resistant mats to protect the surface.
Avoid Dragging Items Across the Surface
Dragging plates, décor, or other heavy items across your table can create scratches. Lift and place items instead, especially if the base is rough or uneven.
Dust Regularly with a Feather Duster
A light dusting with a feather duster helps prevent the buildup of fine particles that can scratch the wood over time. Make it part of your weekly routine to keep the surface smooth and clean.
Want more detailed care tips? Read our full blog: Your Ultimate Guide to Wood Table Product Care