Gaming tables
Solid European Ash and Oak gaming tables, handcrafted for beautiful homes and serious game nights. Choose by room, group size, play style and the way the table needs to live in your home.
Shop by room
The right table depends on where it will live. A dining room, living room and dedicated game room each ask for something different.
For a table that needs to feel calm, warm and furniture-first.
Living RoomFor homes where the table needs to work for meals, guests and game nights.
Dining RoomFor smaller rooms where proportion, storage and flexibility matter.
Compact LivingFor dedicated spaces, campaigns, accessories and larger sessions.
Game RoomCompare models
Each Geeknson table has a different role. Start with the model that fits your room and the way your group plays.

Best all-round choice
A balanced table for living rooms, dining rooms and regular game nights.
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Best softer home feel
A warmer, softer choice for rooms where the closed table matters as much as the game setup.
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Best classic furniture look
A solid, furniture-first table for dining rooms and traditional home spaces.
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Best for larger custom builds
A larger table for dedicated spaces, bigger groups and more involved configurations.
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Best statement setup
A centrepiece table for dedicated game rooms, larger groups and highly customised projects.
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Best compact starting point
A simpler, smaller table for customers who want a lighter way into the Geeknson range.
View LilyBuilt around the table
Every Geeknson table starts as solid furniture first, then adds the function needed for regular play, accessories and longer sessions.
Real wood, chosen for presence, strength and finish.
Built around your configuration, room and way of playing.
Designed to look settled in the home when the game is packed away.
Built around play surfaces, accessories, comfort and repeat sessions.
Need help choosing?
If you are choosing between models, start with the room, player count and the games you play most. Our team can help narrow the choice before you configure.