QW Amish Florence

The table features a leaf system that allows you to expand the surface area by adding 12-inch leaves. Depending on your configuration, you can choose between solid top, two-leaf, or four-leaf options to accommodate extra guests.

Hardwoods like Quarter Sawn White Oak, Hickory, and Hard Maple are exceptionally dense and resistant to daily wear. If you prefer a distinct grain pattern, Quarter Sawn White Oak is particularly prized for its stability and resistance to warping.

All finishes are designed for durability, but lighter stains like Natural Oak or Limed Oak may show dust or crumbs less than darker, high-contrast finishes. Regardless of the finish, we recommend using coasters and wiping spills promptly to maintain the wood's integrity.

Measure your room and ensure you have at least 36 to 48 inches of clearance between the edge of the table and the walls or other furniture. This allows enough space for guests to pull out their chairs comfortably.

The wood species and finish options are curated to work together, but keep in mind that different woods absorb stain differently. For the most consistent look, select your wood species first, as the grain structure significantly influences how the final finish appears.

The Solid Top option provides a seamless, uninterrupted tabletop surface without visible seams or the need for leaf storage. If you rarely host large groups and prefer a cleaner aesthetic, the Solid Top is the ideal choice.