- Board made of natural ash wood.
- Natural rattan central tabletop.
- Beech wood legs.
- Available in natural color and black.
- Vintage design style.
Vintage style round retro table in natural ash wood (80cm) - Oldhouse
MESA146
€420.66
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- Board made of natural ash wood.
- Natural rattan central tabletop.
- Beech wood legs.
- Available in natural color and black.
- Vintage design style.
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Data sheet
- Style
- Vintage
- Finish
- lacquered
- Form
- Round
- Seats
- 4
- Material
- Wood
- Base material
- Wood
- Frame material
- Wood
- Board material
- Wood
- Type of wood
- Natural ash
- Approximate weight
- 16.5kg
- Height
- 75.4cm
- Small table height
- 40cm
- Width
- 80.5cm
- Base width
- 50cm
- Depth
- 80.5cm
- Board length
- 80.5cm
- Long distance between legs
- 44cm
- Short separation between legs
- 44cm
- Board diameter
- 80.5cm
- Board thickness
- 2.6cm
- Number of legs
- 4
- Units per box
- 1
Specific References
- EAN13
- 8435778500322
- MPN
- MESA146
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Description
The vintage style Oldhouse dining table has been designed for lovers of the different. Its main table top is made of beech wood, which combines perfectly with the natural rattan used in the lower table top. The feet of the table are made of beech wood. Available in black and natural color so you can adapt it to any of your rooms.
Ash wood
Ash wood is essentially light-colored, tending to white. It is ideal for furniture, as it offers great strength and durability. Its fine and elongated grain offers elegance and minimalism.
Rattan
Rattan is a long and flexible fiber material. Its fibers are practically impossible to break, so it can be used for indoor and outdoor furniture. We can find it natural or synthetic, and it will depend on the use that we will give to our furniture, being natural for interiors and synthetic ideal for exteriors.
Vintage style
The vintage style is based on collecting different characteristics of traditional and antique design and turns it into something new and contemporary. It focuses on classic materials such as wood, rattan and wicker, combining them with each other, and with new materials.
