The XX dining table blends sculptural elegance with everyday function. Inspired by nature, its flowing form and twin X-shaped bases reflect the beauty of wood and organic design. More than just a dining table, XX is a gathering point where stories are shared and memories made.
Our furniture is crafted from premium European oak, valued for its strength, timeless beauty, and natural resilience. We hand-select and process each piece of wood in-house to ensure exceptional quality and character that lasts for generations.
Use a dry or slightly damp soft cotton cloth; avoid microfiber, which can damage oiled wood. Clean spills immediately. Use our Care package to maintain the finish and dry the surface after treatment.
With its distinctive base design and balanced proportions, this table is a true statement piece - bold in expressive interiors, refined in minimalist ones.
Lucie Koldová
Lucie Koldová became a renowned Czech designer after studying at the Academy of Fine Arts in Prague, where she has presented her projects at international shows in Vienna, Milan, Paris, London and Tokyo. She designs both everyday objects and conceptual objects of desire in limited editions. She is sensitive to finding unusual shapes, focusing on colour and material choices, but also on the emotional level of the product. Currently he works as creative director of Brokis.
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All of our pieces are sealed with a linseed-oil & natural-wax blend (oil-wax).
Standard finishes (included):
Optional oil-wax finishes (surcharge):
Not every shade appears in the online configurator. If you would like any finish that is not listed there, just send us a quick, non-binding request.
Note: Oak naturally takes on a deeper tone over time due to UV light and oxidation. A light re-oiling every few years refreshes the colour and maintains protection.
Yes. You can order samples of all our surface finishes and upholstery fabrics here.
For larger orders and complex interior projects, we can manufacture custom products at the customer’s request.
Please consult our expert representatives to discuss your individual needs and possible solutions.
In most cases we rely on our proven standard range. Any custom design is subject to a feasibility assessment. Our broad expertise has enabled us to deliver complete interior fit-outs for both residential and commercial spaces in recent years.
Products such as chests of drawers, chairs, and TV cabinets are delivered assembled. Beds, tables, and coffee tables are delivered unassembled. However, their assembly is very simple - usually only four screws are needed (see installation). The products are packed in five-layer paper carton with special corner protection.
We are happy to arrange assembly and installation for you with our own professional team, who will take care of delivery, carrying, assembly, and of course cleaning up all the packaging and so on.
Details can be found on the Transport, delivery and installation page.
✓ 5 years warranty
For nearly 80 years, BEOAK has stood for quality. We offer comprehensive warranties to match our enduring legacy.
3D models are available to architects and interior designers upon login via our BEOAK PRO platform. You’ll find the model files directly on each product page.
SketchUp does not support FBX files by default. There are two main options to work with FBX models:
1. Using a plugin
The easiest solution is to use an importer plugin like Simlab FBX Importer, Skimp, or Transmutr. For example, after installing Simlab FBX Importer from the Extension Warehouse, you can go to Extensions → Simlab FBX Importer → Import and choose your FBX file.
2. Converting the model
If you prefer not to use a plugin, you can convert the FBX file to a SketchUp-supported format like GLB or OBJ. Several online converters allow you to do this — simply upload your FBX file, wait for the conversion, and download the result.
You can then import the converted file into SketchUp. Textures are usually preserved, and the model scale should be correct. If the model appears too large, it may have been converted using millimeters as base units — in that case, scale it down by a factor of 1000.
6 to 8 weeks
