Alpine Kensington Dining Table

The Kensington comfortably seats up to six guests. Because it features a pedestal base rather than four corner legs, you won't have to worry about anyone bumping their knees, which makes squeezing in an extra chair or two easier if needed.

The reclaimed natural finish highlights the organic character of the wood, which means it has a more rustic, textured surface. To keep it in good condition, we recommend using coasters and placemats to protect the wood from moisture and heat, and wiping it down with a soft, dry cloth for regular cleaning.

Yes, at 135 pounds, this is a substantial piece of furniture. The solid pine and plywood construction, combined with the weighted pedestal base, ensures it remains stable and sturdy during daily use.

Not at all. The pedestal design is actually a major advantage for legroom, as it eliminates the obstruction of corner table legs. This allows you to tuck chairs in fully and arrange seating more flexibly around the table.

Assembly is required for this table. You will need to attach the pedestal base to the tabletop, which is a straightforward process, but because of the table's weight, we recommend having two people on hand to help flip it upright once assembled.