
The right dining table does not just seat people — it shapes how a meal feels. This 159cm rectangular design rests on a pair of geometric tapered pedestal bases that give it visual lift and a confident modern presence, making the whole table feel considered from every angle, even with chairs tucked in.
At 159cm long and 79cm wide it seats four comfortably and stretches to six with the right chairs — a practical scale for everyday family dinners or longer weekend gatherings. The paired pedestals leave the floor beneath clear, which makes the room feel larger and makes vacuuming considerably easier than with four-legged alternatives.
A closer look
The top is finished in warm oak-grain MDF that reads genuinely warm under dining light — the grain moves across the surface in a way that feels natural and grounded. At 75cm high it meets standard dining chair height, and the double-pedestal base distributes weight evenly so the table stays stable during busy meals.
Modern Double-Pedestal Dining Table Oak Look 160cm
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Modern Double-Pedestal Dining Table Oak Look 160cm
$235.99
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Specifications
- Type
- Rectangular Double-Pedestal Dining Table
- Finish
- warm oak-grain MDF top with paired geometric tapered pedestal bases
- Colour
- warm natural oak
- Style
- Modern
- Assembly
- Flat-pack, simple home assembly
- Color
- Oak
- Material
- MDF
- Weight
- 40 kg
- Delivery
- 1-7 days
- Ships via
- Standard Shipping · US
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