
Gather everyone around something worth remembering. This large rectangular dining table in a rich walnut brown finish brings warmth and intention to your dining room — its chunky slab apron base lending a modern weight that makes the space feel considered rather than just furnished.
At 220 cm long, it seats six to eight comfortably, making it the natural home for Sunday lunches, dinner parties, or the kind of slow weekday meals that actually bring a household together. It suits open-plan living areas and pairs beautifully with upholstered chairs in linen or boucle, or with leather-seat bench seating for a more casual feel.
A closer look
Built from MDF with a straight-grain walnut-look veneer effect, the surface resists the warping and cracking that can affect solid wood in changing humidity. The slab base adds structural confidence without visual bulk, and the 75 cm table height works with standard dining seating across the board.
Large Walnut-Look Dining Table with Chunky Slab Base
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Large Walnut-Look Dining Table with Chunky Slab Base, Seats 6–8
$177.99
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Specifications
- Type
- Large Rectangular Dining Table With Slab
- Finish
- walnut-look MDF with straight-grain veneer effect and chunky slab apron base
- Colour
- walnut brown
- Style
- Modern
- Assembly
- Flat-pack, simple home assembly
- Color
- Walnut
- Material
- Wood
- Weight
- 46.18 kg
- Delivery
- 1-7 days
- Ships via
- Standard Shipping · US
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