Stola Extending Dining Table, Painted Wood - OKA

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Stola Extending Dining Table, Painted Wood

Name: Stola Extending Dining Table, Painted Wood
Brand: OKA
Price: 1375.00 GBP
Availability: OutOfStock
Rating: 4 (6 reviews)

★ ★ ★ ★4(6)

Stola Extending Dining Table, Painted Wood

★ ★ ★ ★4(6)

Save 40% £1,375 ~~£2,295~~

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Table Only : £1,375
Dining Table And 10 Feur Chairs : £3,325

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Stola Extending Dining Table, Painted Wood

Description & Details

Meet the pinnacle of design and practicality combined: the Stola. Brimming with simple farmhouse-style charm, its extending design makes impromptu entertaining both simple and stylish.

Dimensions

Length: 120cm
Width: 350cm
Height: 79cm

Details

Product Code: WK173
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Product Care
Made from alder wood Painted and stained lichen grey Four additional leaves allow it to extend Seats up to 18 people when extended.

Reviews

★ ★ ★ ★4(6)

“Love my new table - it feels really substantial and the colour is great. I do think you should try and sell a touch up paint or at least be able to give us a colour to get our own. Nobody seemed to know.”