Unfold a seat at the table with this distressed white, convertible trestle table. Expands from a console to a dining table in seconds for the ultimate in small space friendly utility. Elegant turned legs bolster wood-grained, shabby-chic tabletop. Multifunction and farmhouse style craft a sensational combination in this extendable console to dining table; maximize space saving in the hall, home office, or dining room. Distressing and wood grain will vary. Convertible console to dining table Country inspired turned legs Double pedestal• Seats 2 – 6 Distressing and wood grain will vary Dining room, game room/home office, eat-in kitchen, or entryway Modern farmhouse style Distressed white Overall: 62″ W x 18″ D x 30″ H, 62″ W x 36″ D x 30″ H (closed, open) Includes table only Assembly: Required Tabletop: 62″ W x 18/36″ D x 1.5/.75″ THK (closed/open) Chair/leg room: 34″ W x 6″ D x 25″ H (to center trestle) Clearance: 34″ W x 6″ D x 2″ H Footprint: 42″ W x 15.75″ D Approx. weight: 74 lb. Supports up to: 40 lb. Materials: Rubberwood, MDF, China ash veneerFeatures: Folding, Quick ShipTable Measurements: 62 Width/Inches, 36 Length/InchesWeight (lb.): 74 LbBase Material: 85% Rubberwood, 15% VeneerTop Material: WoodCare: Wipe CleanCountry of Origin: Imported
Deliberately implement down-to-earth aesthetics with the Drive industrial modern round dining table. Fashioned on a cast iron pedestal base, the round pine top is braced in a rim of iron to connote progress amidst rustic conditions. In contrast to the standard four-legged tables, the single stand variety has been gaining popularity over the past 60 years. Now with the resurgence of industrial modernism, the warehouse of yesteryear comes remodeled into its present stance as an art form.
Reflecting a seamless organic shape and timeless form, the Lippa dining table has become a symbol of modernism for over the past 60 years. Before its release, homes were filled with clunky remnants of an industrial age long gone by. But in order to advance into the new world, homes first had to transition from the traditional square table, into a piece that connoted progress. The base and dimensions are true to the original specifications, while the table’s circular white top and metal tapered base are carefully lacquered with a chip-resistant finish.
Combine wood, solid metal and a vintage design and you’ve got the fusion dining table. The classic metal frame design rings antique but goes perfectly in an ultra-modern Loft space, or even a contemporary country kitchen. Whatever your style, the fusion dining table will give your space the strong but subtle vintage feel you’re looking for. This rectangular dining table with distressed finish metal legs and elm wood table top, seats up to six people. Chairs are sold separately.
