Como Table

  • Bespoke Table Commission | 2025

    Designed in collaboration with KHA Studio for the private dining room at Como, The Treasury in Perth, Western Australia. This piece utilises a single 6.0m ancient Jarrah slab for the top. The design allows the 3 individual tables to be set up as a long banquet table or split into 3 smaller tables for flexible arrangements. The outer perimeter of the table top has been scorched and scrubbed to reveal a subtle grain texture.

  • Ancient, Ebonised Jarrah. Utilising a gigantic single Jarrah slab for the table top.

  • 5700 × 1100 × 740mm
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Como Table split into 3 sections from a single 6 metre ancient Jarrah slab - bespoke furniture by Nathan Day Design
Two Como Table sections shown separated, demonstrating the flexible split-table arrangement - Nathan Day Design
Overhead view down the full length of the Como Table's seamless single-slab Jarrah top - Nathan Day Design
Detail of the Como Table's rounded end, showing the scorched and scrubbed edge texture in ancient Jarrah - Nathan Day Design
Corner detail of a Como Table section showing the ancient Jarrah grain and flat slab leg - Nathan Day Design
Como Table section end-on view showing the flat slab leg and ancient Jarrah top - Nathan Day Design
Angled view of a Como Table section in ancient Jarrah with matching flat slab legs - Nathan Day Design
Two Como Table sections shown side by side, both cut from the same 6 metre Jarrah slab - Nathan Day Design
Nathan Day cutting the raw 6 metre ancient Jarrah slab that would become the Como Table
Workshop joinery test-assembly for the Como Table's leg-to-frame construction with contrasting timber accents
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