
There's a quiet confidence to a dining table that looks like it was built to last for generations. This chunky rustic piece in a warm natural brown brings that same grounded energy — its thick block legs and generous 160 cm surface creating an instant focal point that turns an ordinary dining room into something you want to spend time in.
Sized to seat four to six, it works just as well in a compact dining room as in an open kitchen-diner. The rustic character makes it a natural companion for woven rattan chairs, mismatched vintage seating, or linen-upholstered dining sets — layer in a jute rug and warm pendant lighting and the whole space pulls together effortlessly.
A closer look
The warm walnut-grain MDF construction brings the textured depth of natural timber to a format that handles daily life more predictably — resisting the movement that can affect real wood over time. At 80 cm wide and 75 cm high, proportions are generous without dominating a mid-sized room.
Chunky Rustic Rectangular Dining Table Solid Look 160cm
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Chunky Rustic Rectangular Dining Table Solid Look 160cm
$149.99
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Specifications
- Type
- Chunky Solid-Look Rectangular Dining Des
- Finish
- warm walnut-grain MDF with thick block legs
- Colour
- warm natural brown
- Style
- Rustic
- Assembly
- Flat-pack, simple home assembly
- Color
- Brown
- Material
- Wood
- Weight
- 39 kg
- Delivery
- 1-7 days
- Ships via
- Standard Shipping · US
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