Borneo Round Table

Nobody sits at this table in the photo. It’s holding a stoneware vase the size of a small child and a stack of design books, planted dead-center in a hotel lobby between the reception desk and a pair of lounge seating groups. That’s the job the Borneo is actually built for: a 220 cm round top with enough visual weight to anchor a double-height lobby without competing with whatever’s staged on top of it.

The base is a single fluted cylinder, reeded top to bottom, wide enough that the table doesn’t feel top-heavy despite the top’s diameter. The Borneo Brown finish sits dark, closer to espresso than honey, and the reclaimed teak planks that make up the top are jointed to fan out from the center rather than running in one direction, so the grain reads almost like a sunburst from above.

Built at dining height, styled as a lobby piece

At 76 cm tall, the Borneo sits at standard dining height, which means it can genuinely seat a large group around it if a project calls for that. But the reference photo shows exactly how most hospitality buyers actually use a table this size: as a lobby or reception centerpiece, not a place anyone eats. Both jobs are legitimate. Which one you’re speccing it for is worth deciding before you order, since a table meant to hold a floor arrangement doesn’t need the same chair clearance planning as one meant to seat ten people.

The teak underneath either use case is reclaimed: timber recovered from demolished structures around Indonesia rather than cut fresh for this table, the same sourcing behind everything in our Semarang workshop. At this scale, that means the top is built from multiple reclaimed boards jointed together rather than a single slab, since reclaimed material doesn’t come in 220 cm single pieces. Read more about how we source and grade it in our guide to reclaimed teak for B2B buyers.

Specifications

What’s adjustable

Diameter and height move for a project that needs something between a lobby statement piece and a full banquet table, and the Borneo Brown finish can run lighter or darker to match an existing material palette in the space. The fluted pedestal and radial top layout are the signature of this design, so those carry over regardless of size. Sizing and finish adjustments run through our standard wholesale customization process.

Where it earns its space

Hotel and resort lobbies, reception areas, and grand entrance foyers are the obvious fit, anywhere a space needs one large, confident object rather than a cluster of smaller furniture. Hospitality FF&E teams planning a lobby centerpiece or an oversized private dining table both land on a table this size for the same reason: it has to be the first thing people notice, not blend into the room.

Ordering for a hospitality project

How is the Borneo Round Table priced?
Every unit is made-to-order at wholesale volume, so price depends on final dimensions, finish, and order quantity. There’s no published retail price here; send your project brief and we’ll quote it directly.

Can it actually be used as a dining table, or is it lobby-only?
It’s built at standard dining height, so it works as a large round dining or banquet table if a project needs one. Most orders we see for this size go toward lobby and reception use instead, simply because that’s where a piece this large tends to make the most visual sense.

Can the size come down if 220 cm is too large for the space?
Yes. Diameter and height adjust to fit the room through our standard wholesale process; the fluted base and radial top pattern stay consistent at any size.

Ready to spec the Borneo Round Table for a lobby or hospitality project? Request a Wholesale Quote via WhatsApp.