The Riva 1920 Square Dining Table is incredibly simple yet timeless, its classic structure concealing the skilled craftsmanship that was used to achieve its elegant appearance.
The smooth finish to the wood and pared back design allow the natural wood to take centre stage. This is set off by geometric patterning at the corners of the table, created by the grooves where different pieces of the wood slot together. Subtle metal caps on the table legs increase grip so that the table can offer maximum stability.
It would make a fantastic statement piece for any contemporary dining room or open plan living space, with the neutral colour of the wood meaning it could blend well with a range of interior aesthetics.
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Dimensions: Height: 29.53 in (75 cm) Width: 63 in (160 cm) Depth: 63 in (160 cm)
Materials and Techniques: Oak
Place of Origin: Italy
Period: 21st Century
Date of Manufacture: 2004
SKU: T00160
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