Odrisse Dining Table

Odrisse Dining Table

A 63-inch elm wood and glass dining table for four to six, for people who love the character of real wood but want a table that keeps the room feeling light and open.

Elm is one of the most expressive woods you can bring into a home. Its grain is bold and wavy, with swirls, deep lines, and variations in tone that give every piece its own personality. Glass brings the opposite: clarity, reflection, and a sense of lightness that lets the eye travel through the space instead of stopping at a solid block. The pairing gives you warmth and texture without visual heaviness, which is especially useful in smaller or darker rooms.

At 62.99 inches long and 31.5 inches wide, the size is practical for everyday living. Four people sit with plenty of room, two per side, and six can fit for a casual dinner with a chair at each end. The slimmer width leaves more walking room around the table, so it works well in apartments or dining areas that share space with the kitchen or living room. At 29.53 inches high, it sits at standard dining height.

Care is simple. Wipe the glass with a soft cloth and glass cleaner to keep it clear, and use coasters to avoid rings and scratches. For the elm, dust with a soft, dry cloth and wipe up spills promptly. Over time, the wood grain deepens and becomes even richer, while the glass stays crisp and bright.

Why It Works

• Elm wood brings bold, wavy grain and natural variation, so each table has its own character
• Glass reflects light and keeps the table feeling airy and visually open
• 62.99" x 31.5" size seats four comfortably and up to six for casual meals
• Slimmer width leaves more walking room in apartments and open-plan spaces
• Standard 29.53" height pairs easily with most dining chairs

Ideal Placements

A smaller dining room that needs more light. Glass helps the table feel less dense, making a compact room look brighter and more open.

An open-plan kitchen and living area. The combination of warm elm and clear glass keeps the dining area defined without blocking sightlines across the space.

A home that mixes classic and modern pieces. Elm's rich grain suits traditional furniture, while glass adds a contemporary edge, making it easy to bridge different styles.

Styling Pairings

Chairs with warmth and texture complement the elm: woven seats, leather in cognac or brown, or upholstered chairs in cream, olive, or rust. For a more modern look, slim black metal or clear acrylic chairs keep the setting light.

Choose a rug at least 24 inches larger than the table on every side. Wool, jute, or a vintage-inspired rug adds depth, and a patterned rug can look especially good when glimpsed through the glass.

Hang a single pendant or a pair of smaller pendants over the table in brass, rattan, or smoked glass. Keep the tabletop simple with a ceramic vase, a wooden bowl, or a few candles so the grain and the glass stay in focus.

Vibe & Aesthetic

Warm modern with a natural, collected feel. Expressive elm grain and clean glass make it a good fit for mid-century modern, transitional, contemporary, and Japandi homes where natural texture and a light, open look matter equally.