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Lazy Susan Dining Table

Designed to bring warmth and focal point to any dining space, this exquisite dining table showcases the natural elegance of white oak. Measuring an impressive 84 inches in diameter, it was crafted for grand gatherings and refined meals. The integrated lazy Susan, constructed with shop-made veneers, adds both functionality and artistic allure. The starburst book-matched pattern radiates from the center, drawing the eye and highlighting the detailed craftsmanship. Adding a touch of opulence, a delicate band of gold leaf encircles the table’s perimeter, creating a striking contrast against the oak’s natural tones.

Fact sheet

Completed
December 2024
Client
Direct to Homeowner
Designed by
Pompous Fox Wood Co
Material
Solid White Oak Shop-Made White Oak Veneer
Technology
CNC Tapered Staves Handmade

White oak’s light hues, combined with the subtle shimmer of gold, exude timeless beauty and understated luxury. The Lazy Susan Dining Table’s substantial size makes it perfect for hosting unforgettable moments with family and friends. Seamlessly combining artistry and practicality, it stands as both a functional centerpiece and a captivating conversation starter in your home.

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