Solid oak has a quality that few other materials possess: it fits seamlessly into a wide variety of styles without losing its character. The LUMA collection—dining table, side table, coffee table, nesting tables, bench, and shelves—adapts to almost any interior. Here are six specific combinations, complete with color palettes, chairs, and complementary pieces, so you can visualize them in your space.
Combination 1 — Few elements
Few elements, all with meaning. Wood, linen, ceramics and natural light.
LUMA pieces for this style
- How to complete the set
- Chairs: light wood with a seat made of Aquaclean Duetto fabric
- Color palette: off-white, beige, very soft sage green
- Textiles: unbleached linen tablecloth, unbleached cotton napkins
- Lighting: wicker or bamboo lamp on the table
- The detail that makes all the difference
Leave empty space. Emptiness is design too — there's no need to fill every surface.
Combination 2 — Warm and bright
Warmth, natural materials, and a sense that time moves slowly. This is the style that best reflects the origins of Studio Tablas—a workshop in Granada.
LUMA pieces for this style
- Layout: central shelf at TV height plus 2–3 additional shelves
- Contents: consoles, speakers, candles, books, plants
- Recommended model: SOMA Shelves (slim profile, clean straight lines)
- Wall colours: matt black or anthracite grey
- How to complete the set
- Chairs: rattan, wicker, or wood painted in clay or terracotta colors, with Duetto fabric by Aquaclean
- Color palette: lime white, terracotta, ochre, olive green
- Textiles: embroidered tablecloth, handmade pottery, clay jug
- Lighting: ceramic or black wrought-iron lamp
- The trick with mixing chairs
- In a warm dining room, mixing two different types of chairs — for example two rattan and two painted ones — looks natural and brings the room to life.
Combination 3 — Minimalist Style
Fewer elements, greater quality in each one. Minimalism isn't cold—it's clear. Oak wood provides the warmth that minimalism needs to avoid feeling empty.
LUMA pieces for this style
- How to complete the set
- Chairs: upholstered in Aquaclean Duetto fabric, with wooden or black metal legs
- Color palette: white, very light gray, black as an accent
- Textiles: minimal — a plain tablecloth or no tablecloth at all
- Lighting: geometric lamp in black or white metal
Idea 4 — The home bar
The single accent rule
In a minimalist dining room, choose just one pop of color—a mustard-colored chair, a black vase, a green lamp. Just one. Keep the rest neutral.
Combination 4 — Modern Industrial Style
Exposed brick or concrete walls, black metal, warm wood. Modern industrial design uses the contrast between hard and organic materials as a key design element.
LUMA pieces for this style
Idea 5 — The home office integrated into the living room
- How to complete the set
- Chairs: black metal with a black Aquaclean Duetto fabric seat, or dark wood
- Color palette: black, cement gray, natural brick, accents of copper or gold
- Textiles: minimal — leather, dark linen
- Lighting: black metal lamp with a visible filament bulb
Why Walnut works in this style
The Walnut finish in the LUMA collection isn't a flat stain: it darkens the oak without hiding the grain, which stays visible. It's a depth that metal can't give.
Combination 5 — Contemporary Classic Style
It’s neither traditional nor modern—it’s a clever blend of the two. Molding, voluminous furniture, and fine materials, yet without being overly ornate. Solid oak fits perfectly as the centerpiece.
LUMA pieces for this style
How to complete the outfit
- Chairs: made of Aquaclean Duetto fabric
- Color palette: bottle green, midnight blue, mustard, cream, wood
- Textiles: washed linen tablecloth, cream- or cobalt blue tableware
- Lighting: glass or brass lamp on the table
Combination 6 — Organic
Imperfection, nature and what improves over time. It is the combination most connected to the essence of solid wood — every piece has its own grain, its knots, its story.
LUMA pieces for this style
How to complete the outfit
- Chairs: made of Aquaclean Duetto fabric
- Color palette: earth tones, beige, ochre, moss green, charcoal black as an accent
- Textiles: unbleached linen, natural cotton, macramé
- Objects: pottery with intentional imperfections, dried flowers, stones, driftwood
Wood improves with time
Here the passing of time is not a problem — it is part of the design. Solid oak ages gracefully, and small marks can be hidden with our repair waxes.
What's your style? Start with the samples
Before deciding on the finish, we recommend ordering our wood samples — 5 actual pieces of solid oak in each finish so you can see them in your space, under your lighting, and next to your walls. It’s the best way to make the right choice.
