Cena Round Dining Table

Birgit Gämmerler + Peter Gaebelein for Zeitraum

$2,340.00

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Finish Options

Ash
American Cherry
American Walnut
Oak
Oak - Chalk Stain
Oak - Dark Warmgrey Stain
Oak - Graphite Black Stain
Oak - Graphite Grey Stain
Oak - Light Warmgrey Stain
Oak - Smoke Blue Stain
American Cherry
American Walnut
Ash
Oak
Oak - Chalk Stain
Oak - Dark Warmgrey Stain
Oak - Graphite Black Stain
Oak - Graphite Grey Stain
Oak - Light Warmgrey Stain
Oak - Smoke Blue Stain
American Cherry
American Walnut
Ash
Oak
Oak - Chalk Stain
Oak - Dark Warmgrey Stain
Oak - Graphite Black Stain
Oak - Graphite Grey Stain
Oak - Light Warmgrey Stain
Oak - Smoke Blue Stain

*Digital swatches are not always color accurate. Please contact us for samples.

Description:

The table CENA shows great strength of character. The bevelled table-top gives it a lightness and dynamic contrasting nicely with the reassuringly solid central leg. Tables of different heights can be grouped together.

The small version can be used as a coffee - or occasional table, the large CENA as a dining table.

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Dimensions:

23.62" Dia x 25.59" H (60 x 65 cm)
35.43" Dia x 29.53" H (90 x 75 cm)
47.24" Dia x 29.53" H (120 x 75 cm)

Materials:

Solid Wood

Ash: Needs expert configuration for the best overall appearance - standard ash frames and heartwood ash surfaces on request, surface treatment with colorless natural oil to prevent discoloration
European Oak: Surface treatment with colorless natural oil to prevent discoloration
North American Black Cherry: easy to work with because of its straight growth and homogeneous structure enables an extremely smooth surface, surface treatment with natural oils and waxes
North American Walnut: Careful selection and woodworking necessary, surface treatment with natural oils and waxes

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