With its round dark wood melamine top, this dining table captivates with its simple lines and easy-to-live-with design. Its compact size makes it a beautiful solution for a studio, a small space, or an intimate dining corner, with just enough room for 2 diners. The tubular black metal central leg, resting on a round base, ensures appreciated stability while adding a retro, bistro, and industrial touch. The wood-effect veining warms the whole and naturally pairs with metal, wood, or velvet chairs. In second-hand form, it can also find its place in a kitchen, adorned with two lightweight seats and a vase of seasonal flowers. Height: 72 cm Diameter: 60 cm A brief history of the dining table Long absent from interiors, the dining table only emerged as a fixed piece of furniture in the 18th century with the birth of the dedicated dining room. Previously, people "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 four corners. Also referred to as a "dining 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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With its round dark wood melamine top, this dining table captivates with its simple lines and easy-to-live-with design. Its compact size makes it a beautiful solution for a studio, a small space, or an intimate dining corner, with just enough room for 2 diners. The tubular black metal central leg, resting on a round base, ensures appreciated stability while adding a retro, bistro, and industrial touch. The wood-effect veining warms the whole and naturally pairs with metal, wood, or velvet chairs. In second-hand form, it can also find its place in a kitchen, adorned with two lightweight seats and a vase of seasonal flowers. Height: 72 cm Diameter: 60 cm A brief history of the dining table Long absent from interiors, the dining table only emerged as a fixed piece of furniture in the 18th century with the birth of the dedicated dining room. Previously, people "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 four corners. Also referred to as a "dining table" or "reception table," it is the beating heart of the home, designed to anchor moments of sharing with durability and style.