Fritz Hansen Drachmann Dining Table

Like all high-quality teak, this table will naturally transition from its warm, honey-brown color to a silvery-grey patina when exposed to the elements. This process is purely aesthetic and does not affect the structural integrity or rot resistance of the wood.

Assembly is required for this piece, but it is straightforward. The table comes with all necessary hardware and clear instructions, typically requiring basic tools and about 30 to 45 minutes to complete.

The slats are precision-engineered to sit flush and tight, creating a stable surface for plates, glasses, and serving dishes. While there are small gaps between the slats to allow for drainage, the table remains level and functional for everyday dining.

Teak is naturally rich in oils, making it highly resistant to rot and insects, so it requires very little maintenance. If you prefer to keep the original honey color, you can apply a teak sealer annually; otherwise, simply cleaning it with mild soap and water is sufficient.

The small size is ideal for balconies or intimate nooks, seating two comfortably. The medium size works well for standard patios and seats four, while the large version is best for dedicated dining areas and can accommodate six people.