Embrace this dark wood convertible table veneered in teak, animated by metal splayed legs that give it a vintage yet contemporary look. Designed to accommodate four to six guests, it is versatile and transforms from a low coffee table with intimate proportions to a friendly dining table thanks to a removable extension; when removed, it returns to its low height, ideal for a compact living room. The combination of wood and metal creates a warm and understated atmosphere, perfect for shared moments. Dining tableLength: 167 cmDepth: 85.5 cmHeight: 72 cm Coffee tableLength: 112 cmDepth: 85.5 cmHeight: 49 cm A brief history of the dining tableLong absent from interiors, the dining table only appears as a fixed piece of furniture in the 18th century with the birth of the dedicated dining room. Previously, people would "set the table" on simple trestles that were stored away after meals to free up space. Whether round, oval, or rectangular, it is defined by its generous top supported by a central base or at all four corners. Also called a "dining room table" or "reception table," it is the beating heart of the home, designed to anchor moments of sharing with durability and style.
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Embrace this dark wood convertible table veneered in teak, animated by metal splayed legs that give it a vintage yet contemporary look. Designed to accommodate four to six guests, it is versatile and transforms from a low coffee table with intimate proportions to a friendly dining table thanks to a removable extension; when removed, it returns to its low height, ideal for a compact living room. The combination of wood and metal creates a warm and understated atmosphere, perfect for shared moments. Dining tableLength: 167 cmDepth: 85.5 cmHeight: 72 cm Coffee tableLength: 112 cmDepth: 85.5 cmHeight: 49 cm A brief history of the dining tableLong absent from interiors, the dining table only appears as a fixed piece of furniture in the 18th century with the birth of the dedicated dining room. Previously, people would "set the table" on simple trestles that were stored away after meals to free up space. Whether round, oval, or rectangular, it is defined by its generous top supported by a central base or at all four corners. Also called a "dining room table" or "reception table," it is the beating heart of the home, designed to anchor moments of sharing with durability and style.