Theodore Alexander Newman II Dining Table

The Newman II features a built-in storage system that allows the leaf to remain tucked away inside the table when not in use. This eliminates the need for separate storage space and makes extending the table for guests a seamless process.

This table combines both materials for structural integrity and visual appeal. The mahogany provides a sturdy, durable frame, while the morado veneer is used on the surface to showcase the wood's intricate, rich grain patterns.

Oval tables are excellent for creating better traffic flow in tighter spaces because they lack sharp corners. The 42-inch depth also provides enough surface area for dining while maintaining a more open feel than a traditional rectangular table of the same length.

To maintain the luster of the mocha morado finish, dust regularly with a soft, dry cloth. Avoid using harsh chemical cleaners or polishes, as these can damage the veneer over time; if a spill occurs, wipe it up immediately with a slightly damp cloth and dry thoroughly.

At approximately 178 pounds, this is a substantial, high-quality piece of furniture. We recommend having at least two people assist with the assembly and placement to ensure the table is set up safely and correctly.