Axia Black 72" Dining Table

Yes, the architectural criss-cross base is engineered specifically for stability. By distributing the weight of the 72-inch glass top across multiple intersecting points, the design creates a rigid foundation that resists wobbling. This construction ensures the table remains a sturdy centerpiece for everything from formal dinners to everyday tasks like working from home.

The beveled edge is a premium detail where the glass is cut at an angle around the perimeter. Beyond its sophisticated, light-catching aesthetic, a beveled edge is a safer design choice for high-traffic households. By tapering the thickness at the edges, it removes sharp, squared-off corners, providing a smoother profile that is more comfortable to lean against and safer for children.

To ensure a comfortable flow and enough room for guests to move their chairs, we recommend the "36-inch rule." You should have at least 36 to 48 inches of clearance between the edge of the table and the nearest wall or piece of furniture. Since this table is 72"w x 42"d, an ideal room size would be approximately 13' x 10' to maintain a spacious, uncluttered feel.

Maintaining the pristine look of this contemporary piece is straightforward. For the glass top, our care guidelines recommend using a non-abrasive glass cleaner and a lint-free microfiber cloth to prevent streaks and scratches. For the black-finished base, a soft cloth dampened with mild soap and water is the best method to remove dust while protecting the integrity of the finish. Avoid harsh chemical cleaners or abrasive pads that could dull the shine over time.

With a width of 72 inches, this rectangular table is designed to comfortably seat up to six adults. The 42-inch depth provides ample room for full place settings and central serving dishes, making it an ideal choice for both daily family meals and hosting dinner guests.

This table is an excellent choice for urban apartments or open-concept homes. Because the glass tabletop is transparent and the criss-cross base has an open, architectural design, it carries very little "visual weight." This allows the piece to provide a full-sized dining surface without making the room feel crowded or blocking natural sightlines.