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Japandi Oak Oval Table in oak veneer with rubber wood legs
Japandi Oak Oval Table
Japandi Oak Oval Table
Japandi Oak Oval Table
Japandi Oak Oval Table
Japandi Oak Oval Table
Japandi Oak Oval Table
Japandi Oak Oval Table
Japandi Oak Oval Table

Japandi Oak Oval Table

£639.00

Soften a narrow room with this Japandi oval oak veneer table, carried on solid rubber wood legs in an oak finish.

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Explore the Oval Oak Veneer Table

The oval tabletop is the quiet problem-solver of dining furniture, and this 180 x 110 cm version shows why: rounded ends remove the corners that catch anyone passing behind a chair, while the length still seats a full party. The surface is oak veneer, so the figure runs the length of the top and draws the eye along it. Between that curve and the placement of the legs, the table is intended for small or elongated spaces where a rectangle would become a daily obstacle course.

Support comes from solid rubber wood legs in an oak finish, a dense and fast-growing hardwood that takes a matching stain cleanly and gives the base genuine weight underfoot. Adjustable legs compensate for uneven floors, which is the usual reason a table rocks in an older home. The model is offered in various sizes and finishes, so the same oval geometry can be specified for a galley kitchen or for a wider dining room without redrawing the design.

Why an Oval Works in a Narrow Room

Measure the room before anything else: an oval needs the same length as a rectangle but forgives the width, because tapering ends let chairs swing out where the walls close in. Position the piece so its long axis follows the traffic route through the space and the walkway stays continuous. With legs set in from the ends, a guest can sit at the head without straddling a foot. The shape flatters a bay window too, echoing the curve rather than fighting it, and keeps the oak finish in view from every seat.

For upkeep, treat the veneered surface and the solid legs a little differently: the top prefers a dry cloth and quick attention to spills, while the legs occasionally want their fixings checked where they meet the underside. Never leave water sitting along the curved edge, since that is where a veneer will lift first. Rest hot pans on trivets. If a foot needs adjusting, turn it in small increments with weight on the tabletop so you feel the moment the rocking stops.

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