Description
This live edge river dining table brings together solid light acacia and a black metal base for a piece that anchors a room without feeling heavy. The tabletop keeps the natural contour of the wood along its outer edges, so no two examples share exactly the same profile, while a central inlay running the length forms the river detail that gives the design its name. The acacia carries warm honeyed tones with darker grain streaks, sealed in a smooth finish that lets the timber texture show through. It measures 180cm wide, 100cm deep and stands 78cm high.
At this length the table seats six comfortably and eight at a push, making it suited to family kitchens, open-plan living spaces and dedicated dining rooms alike. The pale wood pairs easily with the black powder-coated metal legs, which taper for a lighter footprint underneath. Style it with linen runners, ceramic tableware and a low centrepiece to let the grain lead, or keep things pared back with simple chairs in oak or upholstered seats. It works within Scandi, industrial and modern rustic schemes.
Solid acacia is a hardwearing timber that stands up well to daily use, though it responds to changes in humidity so we suggest keeping it away from radiators and direct sun. Wipe spills promptly with a soft damp cloth and dry straight after, avoiding harsh cleaners that can strip the finish. An occasional wood conditioner keeps the surface nourished and helps the colour stay even across the top.
Specification
| Type |
Dining Tables |
| Colour |
Black |
| Material |
Metal |
| Height |
78cm |
| Width |
180cm |
| Depth |
100cm |
Frequently Asked
Is the tabletop solid wood?
Yes, the top is solid light acacia with a live edge along the sides and a central river inlay. The base is powder-coated black metal for stability.
How many people does it seat?
At 180cm wide it seats six comfortably, with room for eight when needed. Allow space around the table for chairs to pull out.
Will each table look the same?
The natural edge and grain vary from piece to piece, so slight differences in contour and colour are part of the character rather than a fault.
Does it suit modern or rustic rooms?
Both. The pale acacia and black legs sit well within Scandi, industrial and rustic dining tables settings, so it adapts to a range of styles.
How do I care for the finish?
Wipe with a soft damp cloth, dry promptly and keep it away from heat sources. A periodic wood conditioner helps maintain the surface.