Allici White Dining Table

Yes, the white stone top is a highly durable and substantial material that offers a premium, modern aesthetic. While naturally resilient, stone is a porous material that can be sensitive to acidic substances. To maintain its polished finish and prevent etching, we recommend using coasters for drinks and placemats for hot dishes. This table is an excellent "family-proof" upgrade for those who want the elegance of marble with a more architectural, grounded feel.

No, this item does not require customer assembly. At Rooms To Go, our professional delivery and setup service ensures your dining table is carefully transported, assembled, and leveled in your home. This white-glove approach guarantees that the heavy stone top and metal trestle base are perfectly aligned and ready for immediate use.

To ensure a comfortable flow in your dining area, our spatial planning experts recommend maintaining a "clearance rule" of at least 36 to 48 inches between the table edge and the nearest wall or piece of furniture. Given this table’s 71" x 39" footprint, it is ideally suited for dining rooms that are at least 10 feet wide and 12 feet long to allow for proper chair pull-out and walkway space.

The bold black metal trestle base on this table offers two primary benefits: superior structural stability and increased legroom. Unlike traditional four-leg designs, the centered trestle silhouette eliminates corner obstructions, allowing guests to slide in and out of their seats with ease. This architectural design provides a grounded, sturdy foundation that complements the weight of the stone top.

With a generous width of 71 inches, this rectangular dining table is designed to comfortably accommodate up to six adults. Its 39-inch depth provides ample surface area for full place settings and decorative centerpieces, making it a versatile choice for both daily family meals and formal dinner parties.

This table is an excellent choice for urban living because of its "polished contrast" design. The bright white stone top reflects light, which helps to open up a room and prevent a space from feeling cramped. While it provides a full-sized dining experience, the thin profile of the black metal base maintains a sense of "visual lightness," ensuring the piece anchors the room without overwhelming it.