The Oma Static Dining Table is mid-century logic made beautiful—a Sigurd Resell original where form follows function with effortless grace. Designed in the 1950s at Rastad & Relling, it pairs a sharply defined tabletop—offered in solid wood or sleek Fenix laminate—with an organically sculpted wooden frame for perfect balance. The result? A dining table that’s both modern and timeless, a quiet showstopper built to anchor conversations (and compliments) for generations. Dimensions Ø1200mm x H 720mm Care and Maintenance Woodtypes The Eikund range of furniture is based on premium hardwood, sourced from responsible and renewable forests. We only use material that is strictly controlled all the way to a finished product. Soap treated furniture Daily care: Clean your furniture using a soft cloth with lukewarm water that has been well wrung and wipe it off with a dry cloth. Dirt and spots of oils should be removed with a light solution of soap water. Remember to add more soap to the furniture regularly (4-6 times per year, or as required). Care kit: Wood soap is cooked in palm kernel oil and coconut oil and contains no perfumes, colours, optical brighteners or bleach. Soap flakes can be purchased from your nearest Eikund dealer. User instructions: always check the instructions that follows the Eikund care kit, or the type purchased locally. Oil treated furniture Daily care: Clean your furniture using a soft cloth with lukewarm water that has been well wrung and wipe it off with a dry cloth. Remember to add more oil to the furniture regularly (2-3 times per year, or as required). Care kit: A turpentine-free oil is based on the finest and cleanest oils, is water resistant and protects the wood from desiccation. Oil kits (natural and white-pigmented) can be purchased from your nearest Eikund dealer. User instructions: always check the instructions that follows the Eikund care kit, or the type purchased locally. Furniture made of solid wood To ensure the best life for your furniture it is important that they are properly maintained. Solid wood is a living material that is affected by sunlight and humidity. During the summer months, when the sun is at full strength, you will need to take care to protect your furniture. If left unchecked, UV exposure can affect the appearance of your furniture in a negative way, and this can be permanent. Discoloration and damage to materials such as wood are downsides of the sunlight that we all love. Wood is especially sensitive to sun damage, so it is important to treat all surfaces regularly. Using soap and oil will both build up a protective barrier that will reduce the number of damaging rays that penetrate the wood, ultimately preventing cracking and splitting.
