
Product details
The Casey round dining table pairs a sculptural pedestal base with the grain and warmth of natural wood, delivering a piece that works equally well in a compact breakfast nook or a formal dining room. The Furniture Classics Casey round dining table available at Sideboards and Things with free shipping offers a 47-inch tabletop -- a pedestal dining table built around a single central column that frees up legroom while anchoring the space with clean, modernist lines. Where four-legged designs crowd the perimeter, a pedestal table maximizes seating flexibility and keeps sightlines open, making conversation comfortable for everyone at the meal.
Furniture Classics Casey Round Dining Table Features:
- Overall Dimensions (WxDxH): 47.25 in. W x 47.25 in. D x 30 in. H
- Weight: 115 lb
- Material: Wood
- Color/Finish: Natural
- Shape: Round
- Style: Modern
- Assembly Required: Yes
- Country of Origin: China
Why Choose a Round Pedestal Table from Sideboards and Things?
The 47-inch diameter provides genuine seating for four to five diners with room left over for serving platters and a centerpiece, while the softly curved pedestal panels form an architectural element that anchors the design without competing for floor space. Pair it with upholstered dining chairs in linen or leather to soften the modern silhouette, or mix in metal-frame seating for an industrial-meets-organic look. In open-plan kitchens, anchor the Casey under a statement pendant light and layer in a jute or wool area rug to define the dining zone -- explore our dining tables and accent tables for coordinating pieces. The natural finish complements sideboards in walnut or oak tones, and the single-column base eliminates corner legs, so chairs slide in and out easily no matter where you place them.Frequently Asked Questions
- What is a pedestal dining table?
- A pedestal dining table features a single central support column instead of four corner legs, freeing up legroom and making it easier to arrange chairs around the perimeter.
- Is a round or rectangular dining table better for a small room?
- A round table often works better in small rooms because it eliminates sharp corners, improving traffic flow and making the space feel less crowded.
- What is the best wood for a dining table?
- Hardwoods like oak, walnut, maple, and teak offer durability and resistance to scratches and dents, making them ideal for high-use surfaces.
- How many inches per person at a dining table?
- Plan for 24 to 30 inches of table width per person to provide adequate elbow room for dining and passing dishes.
- Does the Casey table ship fully assembled?
- Assembly is required; free curbside delivery is included, and white-glove assembly service is available upon request for an additional fee.
- How do I care for a natural wood finish?
- Wipe spills promptly with a soft damp cloth, avoid harsh chemicals, and use coasters and placemats to protect the surface from heat and moisture.
Questions about sizing or finish? Call 833-299-3993 or email customerservice@sideboardsandthings.com.