Black Solid White Ash Dining Table with Angled Bracket Legs | 76 Inch | Black Wood Dining TableThe leg form defines this table. Two angled supports at each end, slightly wider at the floor than at the top, the outer face of each pair splaying in a subtle V, give the table a posture that reads as both stable and considered. In black solid white ash the form shows itself without distraction: the geometry is legible, the construction is not hidden. The rectangular top is 76 by 36 inches, the right proportions for six. At 88 lbs it repositions without difficulty.White ash takes a black finish differently than other hardwoods. The grain is wide and the pore structure open, so the finish sits in the surface rather than on top of it, the texture remains, the wood reads as wood rather than as a lacquered material. Under warm lamplight the black ash reads as deep charcoal rather than flat black, which keeps it from absorbing entirely into a dark room. The slightly lower dining height at 29.5 inches works particularly well with lower-profile dining chairs and with the benches that complement the Godenza series. In rooms that carry other dark or ebonized pieces, this table reads as part of a coherent material direction rather than an isolated choice.The Silas Dining Table from Moe's Home Collection measures 76 inches wide by 36 inches deep and 29.5 inches tall. Solid white ash in black finish. At 88 lbs it requires two people to position. Some assembly required. Solid white ash in black finish Angled bracket base legs, wider at floor Wood grain visible through black finish Slightly lower dining height at 29.5" Seats 6 | 76"W x 36"D x 29.5"H | 88 lbs
