New Pacific Direct Bedford Butterfly Dining Table

The butterfly leaf is integrated directly into the table's design. To extend the table, you simply pull the two halves of the tabletop apart, unfold the leaf mechanism stored underneath, and lock it into place for a seamless surface.

The brushed black finish is quite forgiving. Because it highlights the natural grain of the solid acacia wood rather than creating a perfectly smooth, uniform surface, minor wear and tear tend to blend in with the texture of the wood.

At 79 inches wide, this table has a significant footprint. It is best suited for medium-to-large dining areas where you have enough clearance to comfortably pull out chairs on all sides, even when the table is not extended.

Solid acacia is durable, but it should be kept away from direct heat sources and prolonged moisture. We recommend using coasters and placemats to protect the finish, and wiping it down with a soft, dry cloth to keep it clean.

Assembly is required, but it is straightforward. You will primarily need to attach the legs to the tabletop frame, which is a two-person job given the table's 170-pound weight.

Absolutely. The clean, simple silhouette of the Bedford table is highly versatile. It pairs well with industrial metal chairs for a modern edge, or upholstered dining chairs if you prefer a softer, more traditional look.