Armitage White Dining Table

To preserve the elegance of the off-white finish, our care experts recommend regular dusting with a soft, dry, lint-free cloth. Because light finishes can be sensitive to moisture and heat, it is essential to use placemats, coasters, and trivets during meals. Promptly cleaning up spills with a slightly damp cloth will help prevent staining and keep the pecan veneers looking pristine for years to come.

To ensure a comfortable flow for guests and servers, we recommend following the "36-inch rule." You should have at least 36 inches of clearance between the edge of the table and the nearest wall or piece of furniture. Since this table is 44 inches deep and can extend to 96 inches long, it is best suited for a dedicated formal dining room that can accommodate its grand scale and provide enough room for chairs to be pulled out easily.

Absolutely. This piece is specifically designed for homeowners who appreciate the grandeur and pageantry of traditional design. With its intricate carvings, luxurious off-white finish, and grand scale, it serves as a sophisticated focal point for a formal dining space. Its ornate details are intended to create an atmosphere of elegance, making it perfect for those who enjoy hosting sophisticated dinner parties.

This dining table is designed for versatility in hosting. In its standard 78-inch configuration, it comfortably accommodates six guests. When the included 18-inch leaf is inserted, the table extends to 96 inches, providing ample space for eight to ten people, making it an ideal choice for large family gatherings or formal holiday celebrations.

The pedestal trestle base is a hallmark of both traditional style and functional design. Unlike tables with four corner legs that can limit chair placement and restrict guest movement, this centered support system maximizes legroom around the entire perimeter. This allows you to fit extra chairs more easily when the table is fully extended without guests having to straddle a table leg.

This table is crafted with pecan veneers, which are highly valued in furniture construction for their beautiful, consistent grain and structural stability. Unlike solid wood, which can be prone to warping or splitting when exposed to the seasonal humidity changes common in many climates, veneers provide a more stable surface. This ensures that the intricate tabletop and ornate carvings maintain their luxurious appearance over time.