Zentique Provence Dining Table

While the table is designed to seat four to six people comfortably, six is the maximum capacity. If you plan to use larger dining chairs, you may find four to five seats more spacious.

The finish is intentionally weathered to mimic the character of antique furniture. Expect subtle imperfections, variations in the wood grain, and a muted grey tone that gives the piece a lived-in, rustic aesthetic rather than a pristine, factory-new appearance.

The table requires light assembly, which typically involves attaching the pedestal base to the tabletop. It is a straightforward process, but because the table is crafted from solid elm, it is heavy and will require two people to safely flip it upright once assembled.

The pedestal base is designed with splayed legs, which provides a sturdy foundation while maximizing legroom. Because the support is centered, you won't have to worry about bumping into table legs regardless of where you sit around the circumference.

Since the tabletop features a natural wood grain finish, it is best to use coasters and placemats to protect against moisture and heat. Wipe spills immediately with a soft, dry cloth to maintain the integrity of the wood.