Round Table Mid Century Slats Top

The Round Table Mid Century Slats Top features a circular solid teak construction with a slatted tabletop design. Measuring 110.00 cm in width, 110.00 cm in depth, and 77.00 cm in height, this dining table provides a surface area suitable for seating four to five chairs comfortably.

The tabletop is constructed from individual teak wood slats arranged in a radial pattern, allowing for subtle expansion and contraction of the natural timber with humidity changes. Each slat possesses visible grain variation and is hand-sanded to a smooth finish without synthetic veneers or particle board substrates. The perimeter of the circular top features a profiled edge, tapering slightly downward to reduce visual mass.

Supporting the tabletop is a central pedestal configuration branching into four distinct legs, adhering to mid-century modern architectural principles. The legs extend outward at an angle from the center column, creating a wide footprint that stabilizes the 24.00 kg weight of the furniture piece. This pedestal design eliminates corner table legs, allowing unrestricted legroom for anyone seated around the perimeter. The junction points between the legs and the central column utilize mortise and tenon joinery secured with concealed fasteners, preventing wobble under daily use.

Teak wood is selected for its high natural oil content, which provides inherent resistance to moisture, decay, and insect damage. The raw material used in this model exhibits a warm golden-brown coloration that darkens gradually when exposed to indoor lighting over time. The surface is finished with a clear matte sealer that protects against minor liquid spills while preserving the tactile texture of the wood grain, avoiding glossy lacquers or plastic coatings.

With a packed volume of 0.1600 m3, the table is engineered for efficient transport, often shipping in knock-down components that require basic assembly using standard hardware included in the package. The 77.00 cm height aligns with standard dining chair clearances, accommodating seats with armrests up to 65 cm high. Maintenance involves occasional dusting with a dry microfiber cloth and periodic application of teak oil to sustain the moisture barrier of the hardwood. The neutral tone of the teak integrates with various interior palettes, functioning as a primary dining surface in domestic kitchens, breakfast nooks, or small apartment dining rooms, as well as meeting tables in commercial office spaces.