Szold White Dining Table

The pedestal base (designed here with sleek panel legs) offers significant functional advantages. By centering the support structure, it eliminates the "four-corner leg" restriction, providing maximum flexibility for chair placement. This design is also ideal for creating a sense of "visual lightness" in a room, making it a popular choice for urban apartments where homeowners want to maintain an open, airy feel.

This table is constructed from high-quality concrete, a material specifically chosen for its exceptional durability and longevity. Unlike traditional wood, concrete provides a heavy, stable foundation that is resistant to the warping issues often found in high-humidity climates. The finish is meticulously designed to replicate the artisan look and feel of plaster, offering a sophisticated, modern aesthetic without the fragility of real plaster.

With an 80-inch length and an oval shape, this dining table typically accommodates 6 to 8 guests. The oval design is particularly efficient for seating because it lacks sharp corners, allowing you to squeeze in an extra chair when needed, while the pedestal base ensures there are no corner legs to interfere with your guests' legroom.

This item requires customer assembly. Because it is crafted from high-quality concrete, the components are substantial and heavy. For a safe and efficient setup, we highly recommend having at least two people available during assembly. Ensuring all hardware is tightened correctly upon setup will prevent any structural wobbling and ensure the long-term stability of the pedestal base.

Based on our expertise with high-quality furniture finishes, we recommend dusting the surface regularly with a soft, dry cloth. For general cleaning, use a damp rag with mild soap or a light detergent. To preserve the concrete’s integrity and the white finish, it is crucial to avoid harsh abrasives or acidic chemicals, which can dull or damage the protective coating over time.

An oval table is an excellent solution for improving traffic flow in a dining space. Because of its rounded edges, it is easier to navigate around in tighter quarters compared to a rectangular table. To ensure a comfortable environment, we recommend following the "3-foot clearance rule," leaving at least 36 to 48 inches of space between the table edge and your walls or other furniture to allow chairs to slide out easily.