Pale putty rectangular dining table viewed at an angle, showing its thick slotted top and four straight square-section legs.

Staggered Slot Dining Table — Putty

£340.00
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Pale putty rectangular dining table viewed at an angle, showing its thick slotted top and four straight square-section legs.
  • Pale putty rectangular dining table viewed at an angle, showing its thick slotted top and four straight square-section legs.
  • Close view along the putty tabletop, showing broad crosswise sections, staggered narrow slots and the centre join.
  • Underside of the putty table showing repeated ribs, long rails and rows of visible silver-coloured fastenings.
  • Pale putty rectangular dining table viewed at an angle, showing its thick slotted top and four straight square-section legs.
  • Close view along the putty tabletop, showing broad crosswise sections, staggered narrow slots and the centre join.
  • Underside of the putty table showing repeated ribs, long rails and rows of visible silver-coloured fastenings.
Staggered Slot Dining Table — Putty

Staggered Slot Dining Table — Putty

£340.00
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Description

This rectangular dining table pairs a pale putty tone with a distinctive staggered slot pattern. Its thick framed top gives the outline visual weight, while four straight legs keep the silhouette simple. The repeated crosswise sections make the tabletop a feature in its own right.
Why You'll Love It
  • Staggered narrow slots give the tabletop a crisp, rhythmic pattern.
  • The pale putty colour pairs easily with warm neutrals or darker dining chairs.
  • Straight square-section legs echo the clean geometry of the rectangular top.
Materials & Finish

The material is plastic, and the table has a pale putty finish. Broad crosswise sections, a visible centre join and a thick outer frame define the top's appearance.
Dimensions
  • Length: 153cm
  • Height: 77cm
  • Width: 84cm
  • Weight: 23.6kg
Styling Note

Pair with dark-framed chairs to outline the pale table, or choose warm beige upholstery for a softer scheme. Use individual placemats to leave portions of the slot pattern on show, and allow room around the table for chairs to pull back.
Why We Love It

The offset slots break up the broad tabletop with a quietly graphic pattern.