

C62 Bjørk Dining table - Black
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C62 Bjørk Dining table - Black
Tradition and innovation share one round top — the theme Unit10 set for the Bjørk collection, painted jet black here.
Designed by the Scandinavian duo Unit10 — Francis Cayouette and Anne Marie Raaschou-Nielsen — the Bjørk dining table balances the design heritage of FDB Møbler with a rounded, contemporary form. It is crafted from solid FSC (Forest Stewardship Council)-certified oak, black painted, and suits large dining rooms and small urban kitchens equally. It also pairs naturally with the classic dining chairs from the cooperative's first golden age.
Materials
Solid FSC-certified oak, black painted
Dimensions
45.3 in W x 45.3 in D x 29.1 in H; 78.3 lbs
Designer
Unit10 (Francis Cayouette and Anne Marie Raaschou-Nielsen)
Finishes
Black painted or nature-oiled oak
Common Questions
Can this table be extended?
No — the C62 is the fixed round version, 45.3 inches across. If you want the same design with room to grow, the C62E accepts extension leaves.
Which chairs go with the Bjørk table?
Unit10 designed it to sit within FDB Møbler's heritage, so it can be matched with the cooperative's classic dining chairs as easily as with newer designs.
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Shipping Info
Flat-rate shipping from $10 by order total — your exact rate is shown above, next to the price. Orders over $1,500 ship FREE, freight and duties included. White Glove delivery from $150.
Returns
30-day returns in unused, original condition. Start a return at hello@comosum.co — we'll coordinate it with you.
Warranty
Every piece carries its manufacturer's warranty — typically 2 years or longer. We handle all claims for you at hello@comosum.co.
























