Bramley House

BH | Studio Orvieto 71-Inch Pedestal Dining Table

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$1,919.00
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$1,919.00
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Color: Driftwood
House Note · About this piece

The round table on a single turned pedestal has been a country-house and farmhouse favourite since the eighteenth century, when turners shaped the central support into a swelling, vase-like baluster. With no corner legs, everyone at the table gets an equal place.

This large round table rests on one thick turned pedestal, swelling at the middle and stepped at top and bottom, set on a broad cross-shaped foot. Because the support sits in the centre, there are no corner legs and everyone gets plenty of legroom. It is solid wood, with a richly grained top of radiating planks, and it seats up to ten.

Make it the heart of a big kitchen or a country dining room, seating up to ten for weeknight suppers and holidays when the whole family gathers, with a basket of bread and wedges of cheese on a board. Between meals it serves as a vast work table for projects and paperwork. The pale driftwood finish looks like old timber and softens beautifully under a lantern pendant.

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Orvieto 71-Inch Pedestal Dining Table in Driftwood, front view. Solid wood construction in Driftwood, round top of radiating planks.
Orvieto 71-Inch Pedestal Dining Table in Driftwood, shown from above.
Orvieto 71-Inch Pedestal Dining Table in Driftwood, front view. Solid wood construction in Driftwood, round top of radiating planks.
Orvieto 71-Inch Pedestal Dining Table in Driftwood, shown from above.
Orvieto 71-Inch Pedestal Dining Table in Driftwood, front view. Solid wood construction in Driftwood, round top of radiating planks.
Orvieto 71-Inch Pedestal Dining Table in Driftwood, shown from above.
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