Tudor R Dining table

Design

The Tudor R dining table by Capital is drawn with a clear, confident line. Its long, 102.4-inch top sits on round, metal-finished legs that give the piece a clean vertical rhythm. At 43.3 inches deep, it feels generous without overwhelming the room. The design is quiet, but not shy. It is meant to anchor a dining space, not just furnish it.

There is a subtle balance between the solid top and the slender legs. The proportions keep the table light in appearance, even though it carries real presence. It reads as contemporary, yet can sit comfortably next to more classic pieces, depending on the chosen finish.

Materials & Build

Tudor R is available with either a wooden top or a marble top, giving two very different readings of the same form. Wood brings warmth and a softer visual texture. Marble adds a cooler, more architectural character. Both options are supported by round-section legs in a metallic finish that frames the materials without competing with them.

The finishes span wood, metals, and marbles, allowing the table to move from understated to more statement-making with one decision. Weight ranges from about 240 to 293 pounds, depending on the configuration, which speaks to the substantial nature of the materials and construction.

Comfort & Proportions

At roughly 29.9 inches high, the table aligns with standard dining chair heights, so posture feels natural and relaxed. There is ample depth for settings, serving pieces, and the usual mix of laptops and notebooks that appear between meals. The rectangular plan encourages clear seating along both sides and at the ends, keeping conversation open and easy.

Placement & Lifestyle

With a length of 102.4 inches, Tudor R works well in larger dining rooms or open-plan spaces where the table acts as a focal point. It can read formal with marble and polished metal, or more laid-back with a wood top and softer surroundings. The volume is about 35.3 cubic feet, giving a sense of its physical presence when planning the room.

In daily life, it adapts easily. One day it is set for a quiet dinner, the next it becomes a work surface or a spread for guests. The design supports all of it without asking for attention.

Longevity

The combination of wood or marble with metal legs gives the piece long-term relevance, not just durability. Surfaces are meant to be used, not protected from view. Over time, the materials will age in a way that feels honest to how the table is lived with.

Capital positions Tudor R as part of a broader collection, which makes it straightforward to build a consistent story across storage and dining pieces. Yet even on its own, the table stands as a long-range choice: solid in build, restrained in expression, and ready to stay in the room for years.