The Amish House Reeded Tulip Pedestal Table

The butterfly leaf is stored directly inside the table. To expand the surface, you simply pull the table ends apart, unfold the hinged leaf hidden in the center, and lock it into place.

The eight-sided reeded pedestal is designed for both aesthetics and function. It provides a solid, centralized support structure that prevents wobbling while offering more legroom than a traditional four-legged table.

Yes, The Amish House offers a sample review process. You can request wood stain samples to view in your home's lighting to ensure the finish complements your existing dining room decor.

To protect the natural wood grain, wipe the table down with a soft, damp cloth and avoid harsh chemical cleaners. We recommend using coasters and placemats to prevent heat damage or scratches over time.

The table arrives partially disassembled to ensure safe transport. You will need to attach the pedestal base to the tabletop and secure the Queen Anne legs, which typically requires basic household tools.

Yes, the single pedestal design is an excellent choice for smaller spaces. Because there are no corner legs to navigate, it allows for more flexible seating arrangements and creates a less cluttered footprint.