Table Camelot 002-015

There is furniture that fulfills a need. And there is furniture that creates an image. The Camelot 002-015 table made of solid oak or beech is the second case. Three finish options: white enamel, cherry stain, and walnut stain — three different characters of one form. The same laconic silhouette, the same central conical base, the same impeccable geometry of the round tabletop — and yet each version lives in its own interior register. This is what makes Camelot 002-015 one of the most versatile models in the catalogof modern solid wood furniture.

Camelot 002-015: a form that never goes out of style

Before talking about color and finish — talk about form. Because form is primary here.

A round tabletop on a conical central base is not just a design solution. It is a time-tested architecture of an object with no weak points. Not a single extra leg, not a single sharp corner, not a single element that can be removed without destroying the overall image. The table works like a sculpture: it is equally interesting to view from all sides, from any angle, under any lighting.

Dimensions 1148 × 766 × 500 mm provide a balance between compactness and functionality. Height 766 mm is a standard dining height, comfortable for most people. The tabletop diameter fits into the logic of compact dining areas and is sufficient for three to four people. The central base completely frees up the under-table space — no legs at the corners, no discomfort when sitting.

Designer furniture for interiorrarely combines such high functional precision and plastic expressiveness. Camelot 002-015 is a rare exception where form and function have found each other.

Three finishes — three interior characters

The same table in three different finishes is essentially three different items from an interior perception perspective. Each version of Camelot 002-015 solves its own tasks, fits into its own context, and creates its own tone. Let's break down each one.

White enamel (RAL 9010) — light, air, versatility

Buying a round table in white enamel means choosing a finish that has become a true classic of modern interiors over the past twenty years. RAL 9010 is not a cold optical white, but a warm, slightly milky shade with a light creamy undertone. It is this nuance that makes it lively rather than sterile.

The Camelot 002-015 table in white enamel works in the space on the principle of a light anchor: it reflects natural light, visually increases the room's volume, refreshes dark interiors, and does not compete with any other element of the space.

What white enamel pairs with:

• wooden chairs in natural oil — oak, ash, beech;

• upholstered armchairs and chairs in gray, beige, mint, dusty pink tones;

• metallic accents — matte gold, black metal, brass;

• light and dark parquet — both options work through contrast;

• walls in neutral tones — from white to sage and warm gray.

The Camelot table in white enamel is especially in demand in projects where the key words are "airiness", "purity", "sense of space". Scandinavian interior, modern neoclassicism, minimalism — in all these registers, white solid wood behaves impeccably.

Buying a round table RAL 9010 is also a strategically sound choice for small spaces. White visually recedes, does not "eat up" the area, does not weigh down the space. For a kitchen of 12–16 m² or a combined kitchen-living room, this is a fundamental argument.

Cherry tint — warmth, depth, classic character

If white enamel is purity and lightness, then Cherry tint is a completely different story. A warm red-brown shade with a pronounced pink undertone, depth of color through which the living texture of the wood shines through — this is an object with character and history.

Buying a wooden round table in Cherry tint means choosing a finish that carved its niche back in the era of the traditional classic interior and has not lost its relevance to this day. In modern projects, cherry tint is experiencing a true renaissance: it is being brought back into neoclassical, art deco, and eclectic spaces as a warm color accent.

Camelot 002-015 made of oak in Cherry tint acquires a special character: the oak texture through the tinted coating gives depth and iridescence that cannot be reproduced on any synthetic material. This is a living surface with the memory of natural wood.

What goes with Cherry tint:

• upholstered chairs in deep tones — burgundy, emerald, navy, chocolate;

• wooden and metal accents in 'aged bronze' or 'dark gold';

• parquet in walnut, wenge, American walnut tones;

• walls in warm neutral tones — champagne, ivory, warm beige;

• textiles in dense natural textures — wool, linen, velvet.

Buying a round dining table in 'Cherry' finish for a kitchen or dining room with a traditional or mixed design code is a choice that needs no explanation. It instantly reads as 'delicious', warm, and lived-in.

Modern solid wood furniturein 'Cherry' stain — a paradoxical but absolutely working combination. Modern form plus warm classic stain is the current interior mainstream: not stylistic purity, but a conscious dialogue of eras.

'Walnut' stain — neutrality of the highest class

'Walnut' is perhaps the most interior-universal stain of the three. A warm medium-brown shade with golden or slightly silvery undertones (depending on the wood species) is a color that simultaneously 'speaks' and 'stays quiet'.

Buying a solid wood table in 'Walnut' stain means getting an item that reads as neutral in any interior, yet does not look faceless. It has the warmth of wood, richness of tone, and natural nobility.

Camelot 002-015 made of beech in "Walnut" tint is a particularly interesting combination. Beech under walnut tint gives an even, rich result without pronounced contrasts in the fiber structure. The surface looks clean, noble, as if "quietly" luxurious. This is the quality valued by those who want not to shout about taste, but simply to have it.

A round wooden table in a modern style with walnut tint is one of the most requested options in design projects in recent years. The reason is simple: walnut goes with literally everything.

What does the "Walnut" tint go with:

• chairs upholstered in any neutral color — gray, beige, white, cream;

• metal chair legs in matte black or chrome;

• parquet in light and medium tones — natural oak, ash, bamboo;

• walls of any neutral shade — from white to anthracite;

• modern decor — ceramics, glass, concrete, leather;

• rugs with geometric prints or solid colors in neutral tones.

STAVROS interior furniturepresented in a walnut finish across several collections, and Camelot 002-015 in this series is one of the most justified choices: the shape is current enough not to look archaic, and classic enough not to become outdated.

Oak or beech: what suits each finish

Choosing the wood species for a specific finish is not a technical but rather an aesthetic question. However, it has its own logic.

Oak: texture as an artistic argument

Oak is a species with a pronounced, almost sculptural texture. Wide radial rays, porous structure, contrasting annual rings — all this creates a visual activity on the surface that reads well under both transparent and tinted coatings.

Buying a solid oak table is a choice for those who want the wood to still be 'visible' behind the color and varnish. In 'Cherry' and 'Walnut' finishes, oak texture provides depth and liveliness. In white enamel, it gives a slight texture that makes the surface not plastic-like, but warm and organic.

Beyond aesthetics, oak is a champion in performance among hardwoods. High hardness, resistance to moisture and mechanical loads, durability under active use. For a kitchen with children, it's the best choice among available species.

Beech: uniformity as an advantage

Beech is a species with a finer, more uniform structure. It is slightly lighter than oak in its natural state, its texture is less aggressive. Under a coating, beech gives a monolithic, 'calm' result — without sharp transitions, without areas of contrasting texture.

Buying a solid beech table is a choice for those who want predictability of the finish. In white enamel, beech gives a more 'closed', clean surface without visible texture. In walnut finish, it provides an even, rich tone without spotting. In cherry finish, it gives a soft, uniform coating without sharp accents.

Beech is slightly inferior to oak in hardness, but it has high elasticity — it withstands point loads better without denting. For a dining room or living room with moderate use, it's an excellent choice.

Comparison table of finish options

Where to use Camelot 002-015 in each finish

White enamel — for spaces where light matters

Buying a round table for the kitchen in white enamel is the right solution for bright kitchens combined with a living room, kitchen niches in one-bedroom apartments, apartments, and studios. A white table visually expands a small space and provides a neutral background for any textiles, dishes, and decor.

Buying a round table for the living room in white enamel is an idea for those who arrange a guest area or a combined dining room in a large living room. A white accent on a dark parquet floor is one of the strongest design techniques.

Buying a round table for a meeting room in white enamel is a choice for modern offices and coworking spaces where an image without unnecessary noise is important.

Cherry — for spaces with history and character

Buying a round table for the dining room in a "Cherry" tint is about interiors with soft chairs, heavy curtains, a fireplace, and a feeling that people cook here, gather for dinner, and talk for a long time. Cherry is coziness in its most mature expression.

Buying a round table for a country house — the cherry tint is especially organic here. The natural warm color resonates with the wooden elements of the house, stone surfaces, and leather accents.

Buying a round table for a cafe in a cherry tint is a strong choice for establishments with a theme of "intimacy", "coziness", "homeliness".

Walnut — for any space

Buying a round table for home in a "Walnut" tint is the most win-win scenario. If you are not sure about the color, do not know how the interior will change in a year, want a universal option — walnut will cover any task.

Buy a designer round wooden table in walnut tint — a choice for commercial spaces where background neutrality is important. Showroom, agency, studio — the walnut table coexists with any product without drawing attention.

Camelot 002-015 in the STAVROS furniture system

A table is not an island. It lives in a system: chairs stand next to it, a sideboard or shelf behind it, a lamp above it. That's why Camelot 002-015 in any of the three finishes is designed as part of a broader collectionof STAVROS furniture and interior items.

The catalog includes dining chairs, bar stools, mirrors, tables of other formats — all created in a unified production and aesthetic logic. By purchasing Camelot, you gain access to a system where every subsequent item will organically complement the one already chosen.

Modern FurnitureSTAVROS is not a random set of individual items. It is a thoughtfully designed collection where silhouettes, proportions, finishes, and materials form a unified design language.

How to choose the right finish: three questions before buying

Before making a decision, ask yourself three simple questions.

1. What is the overall tone of your interior?

If your space is dominated by light, cool tones — white walls, light flooring, minimal dark accents — white enamel will fit in organically and enhance this look.

If the interior is built on warm mid-tones — wood with natural oil, ochre and terracotta accents, warm textiles — walnut will create the right resonance.

If the space has a pronounced dark palette or classic richness — cherry will add depth and appropriate solemnity.

2. What is the intensity of use?

For a kitchen with children and active daily use, white enamel requires more careful maintenance — marks are visible on it. Walnut and cherry are more practical in this regard: minor signs of wear on a dark surface are less noticeable.

3. How long-term do you see this choice?

White enamel is absolutely timeless — it's hard to get tired of it. Walnut is an equally stable choice. Cherry is more stylistically defined, so with a major interior design change in the future, it will require more careful reconsideration.

Modern wooden table: why solid wood always wins

The market is flooded with imitations: wood-effect films, veneers on MDF, printed textures on laminated chipboard. All of this works until the first serious test — moisture, impact, time. Solid wood always works.

Buying a solid wood table is an investment with clear logic. Wood does not delaminate, swell, or lose shape under normal use. If necessary, the surface can be restored — sanded, repainted, or given a new coating. No film surface offers this possibility.

Buying solid wood furniture means solving the issue once and not returning to it in three to four years. In the long run, it's cheaper than buying budget alternatives every few years.

Premium design furnitureSTAVROS is exactly the category that is bought once. Camelot 002-015 in any of the three finishes is proof of this principle.

Table care in different finishes

White enamel

Regular wiping with a soft cloth, neutral detergents. The white surface requires care with coloring drinks — wine, beet juice, tea can leave marks with prolonged contact, but are easily removed with timely intervention. Hot items — only with a trivet.

Cherry tint

Similar basic care. The dark surface is less demanding regarding drink stains and daily use. If scratches occur, spot restoration with a matching tone compound is possible.

Walnut tint

The most "user-friendly" finish in terms of visual resistance to marks. The medium tone hides minor defects. Care is standard, with no special requirements.

Buying a wooden table in white enamel and caring for it properly means preserving its original appearance for years. The same rules apply to cherry and walnut: solid wood forgives a lot if systematic neglect is avoided.

Placement in the interior: space tips

Minimum indents

For comfortable use of the table, leave at least 75–80 cm from the edge of the tabletop to the nearest wall or furniture. This is the minimum for pulling out a chair and moving freely. In small kitchens, 75 cm is the working minimum.

Lighting

Above a round table, a pendant light is not a whim but an architectural necessity. The diameter of the lampshade should be 50–70% of the tabletop diameter. The suspension height is 65–75 cm from the table surface. For Camelot, this means a lamp 55–80 cm in diameter or a group of three small pendants.

Rug

The classic rule: a round rug under a round table, with a diameter 80–100 cm larger than the tabletop. When chairs are pulled out, their back legs should remain on the rug. This ensures visual integrity of the area and practically simplifies chair sliding.

Chairs

Buying a modern round table for the interior means immediately thinking about chairs. For Camelot 002-015 in white enamel, the best options are:

• chairs with wooden legs in light or dark wood;

• metal frames with soft seat cushions;

• plastic chairs in neutral colors.

For the "Cherry" version — chairs with dark wooden legs or metal in a dark color.
For the "Walnut" version — literally any chairs: this is the most compatible finish.

Camelot 002-015 for commercial projects

Designers and architects working with commercial spaces have long appreciated the convenience of models with a clear design language and several finishing options. Camelot 002-015 is exactly such a model.

Buying a round table for a café in any of the three finishes is a working scenario. White enamel creates a light, café-minimalist mood. Cherry forms the atmosphere of a warm, cozy establishment with character. Walnut works in any concept — from a democratic coffee shop to an exquisite bistro.

Buy a round table for a meeting room — in white enamel or walnut tint. Both options convey the right signals: professionalism, taste, respect for the space.

Buy a designer solid wood table for a showroom — walnut or cherry, depending on what is being presented. A neutral finish allows the product to speak for itself; an accent finish sets the mood of the entire space.

Furniture for a modern interiorSTAVROS is actively used in commercial projects precisely because it combines design expressiveness with the practicality of natural material.

Technical specifications of Camelot 002-015

Why STAVROS: a few words about the manufacturer

Choosing a supplier for solid wood products is as important as choosing the item itself. STAVROS production is a cycle from raw materials to finished product with control at every stage: selection of wood species, drying to the required moisture level, joinery, application of final coating.

Modern solid wood furnitureSTAVROS is certified, made from materials that meet current safety and environmental standards. Each model is not a serial production, but a well-thought-out product with a specified geometry, a refined technological process, and a consistent result.

Customization is possible: choice of wood species, finish option, additional parameters. The entire current range is in the catalogof furniture and interior itemson the STAVROS website.

Frequently asked questions

What are the differences between the three finish options for the Camelot 002-015 table?

White enamel (RAL 9010) is light, warm, suitable for modern, Scandinavian, and neoclassical interiors. Cherry stain is a warm red-brown tone for classic, eclectic, and cozy spaces. Walnut stain is a neutral medium-brown, versatile for any style.

Which finish should I choose for the kitchen?

For a kitchen with heavy use, we recommend walnut or cherry — marks are less noticeable on dark surfaces. White enamel is a choice for those willing to perform regular maintenance in exchange for visual lightness in the space.

Which is better — oak or beech under the walnut stain?

Under walnut, beech gives a more uniform result. Oak is more expressive, with a lively texture. The choice depends on whether you want to 'see' the wood beneath the coating or prefer a monolithic, minimalist finish.

Can I order the table in a different stain, not one of the three listed?

Check with STAVROS managers — an extended palette of finishes is available for some models upon agreement. Custom orders are considered separately.

How many people can the Camelot 002-015 table seat?

With a tabletop diameter of about 1148 mm, the table comfortably seats 3–4 people. If necessary, temporary seating for a 5th person is possible.

Is the table suitable for a country house?

Yes. All three finishes are suitable for a country interior. The cherry tint is especially organic in spaces with a pronounced wooden character.

How to care for a table with a "Cherry" tint?

Regular wiping with a soft cloth, neutral detergents, hot items using a coaster. If scratches appear, spot restoration with color matching. The dark surface is less demanding than the white one.

Does the table match other STAVROS furniture?

Yes — Camelot 002-015 is designed as part of theSTAVROS modern furniture lineand blends organically with chairs, stools, mirrors, and other items from the collection in any available finish.

Where to buy the Camelot 002-015 table?

In the STAVROS catalog on the stavros.ru website — section"Modern Furniture"There you can also view the full range and place an order.

Three finishes — three ways to tell the same interior monologue. White enamel, cherry, walnut — each of them turns the Camelot 002-015 into an object with its own voice. But behind all three lies one thing: solid wood, impeccable form, and an understanding of what a space should be like to live in comfortably.Buy designer solid wood furniturefrom STAVROS means making a choice once and for a long time.