The walnut-finish take on the 35.43-inch sintered stone pedestal table — a warmer wood tone, the same easy-clean stone top, and the hardware is in the box.
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A 35.43-inch round sintered stone tabletop, standing 13.78 in. high — low enough to clear a sofa arm and still take a tray.
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MDF with a sintered stone top. The stone is the surface that matters: smooth, dense and simple to clean with a damp cloth.
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A sturdy pedestal base puts the load in the centre of the table, which leaves the floor around it clear for a rug or a footstool.
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A walnut finish gives the base a deeper, warmer tone than a pale timber, and holds its own next to leather and darker fabrics.
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Hardware and instructions are included, so it goes together without a trip out for fixings.
Walnut is the version to choose when the room already has warm wood in it — a walnut sideboard, a mid-century chair, a parquet floor — because a pale base next to those reads as an odd one out. The round top does the practical work: no corners in a walkway, and a stone surface that takes heat and moisture better than a veneer.
If a paler tone suits the room better, the same table comes in a natural finish. For a larger two-tier surface, see the double-layer table with a lower shelf. More in Home Decor and Furniture.
35.43 in. across and 13.78 in. high. Sintered stone tabletop on an MDF pedestal base in a walnut finish. Hardware and instructions included; the surface wipes clean.
