Bernhardt Logan Square Draper Dining Table

The Draper dining table leans into a 1970s revival style, blending modern minimalism with an industrial edge. It features a distressed pine top paired with tubular steel pedestals, making it a strong fit for casual, urban, or loft-inspired dining spaces.

A fancy face tabletop uses a specific arrangement of wood veneers or planks to create a decorative pattern. In this case, it adds visual texture and depth to the distressed pine, giving the surface a more custom, artisanal feel compared to a standard flat wood top.

Yes, the double pedestal design is specifically engineered to maximize legroom. By placing the supports under the table rather than at the corners, you can easily tuck chairs in at the head and foot of the table without bumping into legs.

Because the pine is distressed and finished in a moody Sable Brown, it is designed to hide minor wear well. To maintain it, simply wipe spills immediately with a soft, dry cloth and avoid harsh chemical cleaners that could strip the finish.

An 84-inch table typically seats six to eight people comfortably. To ensure a good fit, you should have at least 36 inches of clearance on all sides of the table to allow for chair movement and easy traffic flow around the room.