Alpine Prairie Dining Table

Because the pine is reclaimed and distressed, it already features natural knots, nicks, and imperfections. This makes it very forgiving, as new scratches or dents from daily use will simply blend into the existing rustic texture rather than standing out.

The double pedestal design is actually quite efficient for seating. Because the base supports are set inward from the ends of the table, you have more flexibility to tuck chairs in without hitting table legs, allowing for comfortable seating along the sides and at the ends.

While the wood has a rustic, distressed character, it is finished to be functional. It is not perfectly smooth like a glass or laminate top, so if you are doing detailed writing, you may want to use a desk pad or placemat to ensure a stable, level surface.

No special cleaners are needed. We recommend wiping the table down with a soft, damp cloth and drying it immediately. Avoid harsh chemical cleaners or furniture polishes that contain silicone, as these can alter the matte, natural look of the pine.

Yes, the 84-inch length is specifically designed to accommodate six people comfortably. You can fit three chairs along each long side, or place four along the sides and one at each end for a more traditional dining arrangement.