Eichholtz Miami Dining Table

No, the surface is intentionally rough-hewn to highlight the wood's history. You should expect nicks, knots, and natural imperfections that give the table its rustic, weathered character.

The table features an unfinished, natural patina. Because it lacks a synthetic topcoat, you may want to consider how you plan to use the surface, as it will be more susceptible to spills and stains than a lacquered piece.

Both the 48-inch and 60-inch models have a table height of 30 inches, providing a clearance of 27¾ inches under the tabletop. This is standard for most dining chairs, but you should measure your chair arms to ensure they tuck under comfortably.

These tables are substantial, weighing 257 lbs for the 48-inch version and 287 lbs for the 60-inch version. While they are designed for standard residential flooring, their weight makes them very stable and difficult to move once placed.

Because each table is handcrafted from unique reclaimed European oak timbers, no two pieces are identical. Variations in grain, color, and texture are expected and are a core part of the table's design.