Industrial Dining Tables

Handcrafted in the USA. Hot-Rolled Steel & Solid Hardwood.

 

Raise the Standard

Hand-cranked height. Heirloom hardwood. Built for the room you live in most.

 

The Hure. Scaled for Home.

The most recognized silhouette in modern industrial design — now for your dining room.

 

The Bronx Dining Table

Adjustable height. Solid hardwood. Steel that improves with age.

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Industrial Dining Tables

Made in the USA. Built for the Table You’ll Pass Down.

Some tables hold a meal. Ours hold the memory of it.

At Vintage Industrial, our industrial dining tables are handcrafted in the USA from solid hardwoods — Walnut, Oak, Cherry, Mahogany, and more — paired with hot-rolled steel, hand-selected for grain and character. Every piece is fully customizable in size, height, finish, and edge profile — built to order, to your specifications.

We work with homeowners, designers, restaurants, and anyone who wants a dining table that becomes the center of a home — not just a surface to eat on. Investments start at $8,000.

Lead times vary by design. Begin Your Commission →

Every commission begins with a conversation. We work with homeowners, interior designers, architects, and restaurateurs who want a table that anchors a room rather than fills it. Wood species, base profile, height, edge detail, and finish are all selected to suit your space — nothing is stock, nothing is repeated. The result is a piece that carries the mark of the hands that built it and the story of the room it lives in.

Interested in height-adjustable dining? Our industrial crank tables bring hand-crank adjustability to the dining room — from seated dinner to standing gathering, in one piece.

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The dining table is the most used piece of furniture in a home. It absorbs daily life — morning coffee, late-night conversations, holidays that stretch past midnight. We build ours to hold all of it. Every Vintage Industrial dining table is welded, finished, and assembled by hand in our Chicago workshop. No two are identical. The steel develops character with use. The hardwood tells the story of its origin — grain patterns selected by hand, not algorithm.

Whether you’re commissioning a piece for a private residence, a restaurant, or a design project, we work directly with you from first sketch to final delivery. Our industrial dining tables have been placed in homes across the country — from loft apartments in New York to desert compounds in Scottsdale. If you’re ready to begin, start the conversation here.

Frequently asked questions

What wood species are available?+
Standard species are Black Walnut, White Oak, Mahogany, and Cherry — all solid, premium, sustainably sourced American hardwood, hand-selected for grain and figure. Other species are available on request and finalized during your commission conversation.
What steel finish options are available?+
Natural patina is our standard. Black patina and custom painted finishes are available. Finish is selected during your commission conversation — we recommend seeing samples in your space before deciding.
Can I specify the table size and seating capacity?+
Yes — length, width, and height are all adjustable to your space and how you live in it. Whether you’re seating four or fourteen, dimensions are finalized during your commission conversation.
What edge profiles are available?+
Live edge, straight, beveled, and waterfall profiles are available depending on the design. Edge style is selected during your commission conversation.
What does a commission cost?+
Investments start at $8,000. Pricing varies based on dimensions, wood species, steel base design, and finish. A Vintage Industrial dining table is a capital piece — it will be the last dining table you buy.
Is this table suitable for daily family use?+
Yes. The steel base is built to industrial tolerances and the wood top is finished to withstand daily dining — spills, heat, and decades of use. These are not showpieces. They are built to be used hard and passed down.
What is the lead time?+
Typical lead time is three months or more from deposit, depending on configuration and current production schedule. Your specific timeline is confirmed at the start of your commission.
Do you work with interior designers?+
Absolutely. We regularly partner with residential designers and hospitality projects. We offer a dedicated trade program — visit our Trade page or contact us directly to discuss your project.
How is delivery handled?+
Most pieces ship fully assembled in a crate via curbside freight. White-glove delivery is available for clients who prefer assisted placement. Logistics are coordinated directly with you before your piece ships.