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Oxford White Timber Furniture: Sizes, Weights and Care

Oxford dining table with a light acacia top on a white trestle base, set with eight white timber chairs on a round jute rug
Oxford Collection

There is a particular kind of confidence that comes with white furniture done well - not the stark, clinical kind, but the kind that holds its own against morning light, evening candles, and the quiet chaos of a household that actually uses its dining room. The Oxford Collection has that quality. Clean geometry, a warm white finish, and proportions that feel considered rather than calculated.

This is furniture for the table that gets set on a Tuesday, not just a Sunday.

Warm white finish
Clean geometry, a warm white finish, and proportions that feel considered rather than calculated.
Everyday ease
This is furniture for the table that gets set on a Tuesday, not just a Sunday.
Dining Room

The Dining Table

A long table changes the way a home feels. It changes what you do in the evenings, who you invite over, how long people stay.

The Oxford Dining Table 240cm stretches to 2400 x 1000mm - wide enough to seat eight without elbows touching, long enough that a dish at one end doesn't crowd the conversation at the other. At 54kg, it sits with the kind of solidity you feel the moment you pull out a chair. This is the table for the family dinner that runs until ten. For the birthday where someone always ends up making a toast.

For rooms that breathe a little easier, the Oxford Dining Table 190cm offers the same refined proportions at 1900 x 900mm. Six people sit comfortably. The room has space left over to feel like a room, not just a dining floor plan. Both tables sit at 760mm and both require assembly - a couple of hours, not a weekend, and part of the quiet satisfaction of claiming a piece as yours.

Oxford dining table with a light acacia top on a white trestle base, surrounded by eight white timber chairs with grey upholstered seats

Oxford Acacia Dining Table 240cm

Oxford Acacia Dining Table 190cm

Dining Seating

The Chair

There is nothing worse than a beautiful chair you cannot actually sit in.

The Oxford Dining Chair was designed with that in mind. At 468mm wide and 550mm deep, it gives you just enough room without sprawling. The 887mm back height offers real support - the kind that matters when the conversation runs long and no one is thinking about leaving yet. The set of two is listed at 9kg, substantial enough to feel grounded, light enough to pull a chair across to another table when the room rearranges itself.

Assembly takes under an hour. After that, it is simply there - as if it always was.

Oxford dining chair in white timber with a grey upholstered seat and a cut-out handle in the backrest

Oxford Acacia Dining Chair Set of 2

Storage & Living

Beyond the Table

A dining room that works is more than a table and chairs. It is the sideboard that holds everything you need without showing it. The surface where the good wine breathes before dinner, where candles pool their light, where the overflow from the kitchen lands without ceremony.

The Oxford 4 Door 1 Drawer Sideboard spans 1800mm across and sits at 850mm high - the right height to set things on, to reach into, to style and unstyle over the years as the house changes around it. Four doors and a central drawer mean it works as hard as it looks. At 70kg, it anchors the wall it stands against. This is not a sideboard you move. It is one you grow into.

The Oxford TV Unit brings the same composed finish into a different room entirely. At 1800 x 450mm and 600mm tall, it sits low and quiet - the kind of piece that disappears into a room without apology, holding the screen above it without competing with it. Fifty-three kilograms of unhurried presence.

Oxford TV unit with a white frame and light acacia top below a wall-mounted television, beside built-in timber shelving

Oxford Acacia TV Unit

Oxford Acacia TV Unit

Accent Pieces

The Accent Pieces

Coffee Table

The Oxford Coffee Table, at 1300 x 700mm and 450mm high, has the proportions of a table that gets used.

Books stack on it. Glasses find their way to it. It does not mind.

Console Table

The Oxford Console Table - 1500mm long, 360mm deep, 760mm high - is narrow enough for a hallway, intentional enough to anchor one.

At 16kg, it moves when you want to rethink the room.

Side Table

The Oxford Side Table, at 550 x 550mm and 580mm high, is the piece that ends up doing more than expected.

A lamp. A plant. A glass of water on a weeknight. At 10kg, it belongs wherever you put it.

Oxford coffee table with a light acacia top on a white A-frame base, in front of a green sofa on a wool rug

Oxford Acacia Coffee Table

Oxford Acacia Coffee Table

Finish & Care

On the Finish

White furniture earns its reputation one way or another - through neglect, or through time well spent. The Oxford finish rewards the latter. Wiped down regularly, kept from prolonged direct sun, it holds its character rather than losing it.

Ten years from now it will not look like a compromise. It will look like a choice.

Quick Reference

The Oxford Collection at a Glance

Piece W × D × H (mm) Weight
Dining Table 240cm 2400 × 1000 × 760 54kg
Dining Table 190cm 1900 × 900 × 760 43kg
Dining Chair (set of 2) 468 × 550 × 887 9kg
4 Door 1 Drawer Sideboard 1800 × 450 × 850 70kg
Coffee Table 1300 × 700 × 450 19kg
Console Table 1500 × 360 × 760 16kg
Side Table 550 × 550 × 580 10kg
TV Unit 1800 × 450 × 600 53kg
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