Collection: Oxford

Acacia, White Frame, No Fuss

Oxford is the dining and living range for homes that want timber warmth without the heaviness. A solid acacia tabletop pairs with a crisp white frame, the proportions are kept honest, and the result is a clean, coastal-modern look that handles everyday meals, work-from-home days, and the occasional eight-around-the-table dinner.

What Makes Oxford Different

Oxford is built around acacia, not pine, and that's the design decision that defines the range. Acacia is naturally denser than pine, so tabletops can be made thinner and edges crisper without losing strength, which is why Oxford dining tables read more architectural than chunky farmhouse. The white frame is kept slim and minimal, often a simple square-section leg with a clean apron, so the eye lands on the timber grain rather than the frame. Two practical design points worth knowing: Oxford includes extending dining tables, so the same piece seats four for everyday and eight for guests, and the dining chair is part of the same range with a complementary acacia seat and white frame so the whole set arrives looking deliberate rather than mismatched.

What Oxford Is Made Of

Oxford pieces are built around a solid acacia timber top, an Australian-loved hardwood with rich grain variation and proven durability. Frames are powder-coated or painted in white for contrast, drawer fronts on sideboards and TV units carry the same acacia finish on the face, and the legs are kept slim to avoid visual weight. Acacia is naturally dense, so the surface holds up to daily plates, glassware, and laptops.

What's in the Oxford Range

Oxford covers the dining and living rooms: dining tables (including 190cm and the 8-seater extending size), matching dining chairs, sideboards, TV units, coffee tables, console tables, and end tables. Because the acacia-top, white-frame language is consistent across every piece, an Oxford dining table sits naturally beside an Oxford TV unit in an open-plan layout.

How Oxford Compares

Oxford is the larger of Cedora's two acacia-led ranges. Byron uses the same acacia and white-frame palette but in more compact dining and living proportions, ideal for apartments or smaller homes. Liverpool keeps the timber visible across the whole piece without the white frame contrast. If you want a painted-base, timber-top dining or living set with extending tables and matching chairs, Oxford is the workhorse.

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Compare and Pair

Oxford spans dining and living. See it in context within the Cedora dining range and the living room range. For other timber-led ranges, compare with the compact Byron acacia range and the whole-home Liverpool collection.