Top Five Reasons Designers Love Sarreid's Jupe Table

Number 5: The History

The circular expanding Jupe table was invented in 1835 by an English cabinet maker named Theodore Alexander Robert Jupe. His patent for the design explained that “the improved expanding table so constructed that the sections composing its surface may be caused to diverge from a common centre and the spaces caused thereby may be filled up by inserting leaves or filling pieces.“ Jupe tables are also called radial tables, lotus tables, or expanding tables. Designers know that Jupe’s legacy lives on in Sarreid’s commitment to pushing the boundaries of artisan furniture design.

Number 4: The Quality of Construction

The new and innovative design of Sarreid’s Jupe table uses advanced material, making the table lighter and more stable. It features a self-storing expansion mechanism crafted from extruded aluminum. These tables expand effortlessly, providing smooth operation and simplified assembly.

Number 3: The Versatility

Designers love the versatility of the Jupe table because of how well it can occupy a space in a home. Whether their clients are having a small family dinner or a large family gathering, the Jupe table does not disappoint in seating.

Designers are also offered a curated selection of 13 of Sarreid’s most sought-after elevated finishes to present to their clients. Designers also know they have access to Sarreid’s Product Care Guides available to help their clients make their Jupe table look its heirloom best for years to come.

Number 2: The Coordinating Chairs

Designers know that you can’t have seating for your beautiful Jupe table without dining chairs.

The Brighton Bamboo Side Chair is a versatile side chair that will add exotic flavor to any Jupe table.

The High Back Dining Chair in blue velvet is one of the most popular dining chairs that pairs pure elegance with navy velvet. Designers know this is a classic pairing that never goes out of style.

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Number 1 The Unbelievable Variety of Jupe Styles Designers Can Choose From!

The Austin Collection

Austin is a traditional style dining table made from solid walnut with a white oak veneer and an old-world walnut finish. The pedestal base of this table was inspired by timber frame architecture. The top has a unique star pattern that expands as the leaves are opened. The apron features a stainless-steel band on the bottom edge.

The Casual Collection

This style has a simple and elegant geometric base making it versatile enough to complement any design style. It is constructed of solid oak and veneers.

The Giselle Collection

The Giselle Jupe table exemplifies transitional style. The herringbone marquetry on the top and curved facets of the octagonal base makes it beautiful and functional. This unique table is offered in 6 different finishes.

The Tower Collection

The Tower table stands out with handcrafted metal bands to strengthen the horizontal and vertical support. The base is understated and fits any design aesthetic.

The Jupe Walnut Collection

Constructed of Acacia wood, this Walnut Jupe table is crafted with a sophisticated farmhouse patterned top and is supported on four turned wood uprights leading to a trestle style base. The finish on this table is an Old World Walnut finish that lends itself perfectly to the traditional home.

The Soho Jupe Table

The design of the Soho table presents a modern pedestal base, a sleek Palladio finish on a Paldao veneer and a metallic trim providing a contemporary contrast to the dark wood.

The Gramercy Park Jupe Table

Designers know that Sarreid has recently introduced a new rectangular Jupe table that will accommodate up to 12 people when fully extended. The Gramercy Park Jupe table is finished in dark walnut on walnut veneer. It not only makes an unforgettable statement in style and beauty, but is also functional. The top rests on two reverse tapered, flared columns highlighted by a brass band at the foot, creating an elegant, modern silhouette.

The Brooklyn Jupe Table

This new Jupe table introduces modern style and elegance to smaller dining spaces. Finished in dark walnut on walnut veneer, this table is anchored by a sleek four post column base connected at the foot and accented in brass. Brooklyn will accommodate six people when fully extended.