Brown Solid Walnut Dining Table with Angled Bracket Legs | 76 Inch | Mid Century Wood Dining TableSolid walnut reads differently than solid oak or ash at dining table scale. The contrast between the lighter sapwood and the darker heartwood grain, the ribbon of tonal variation running the full 76-inch length of the top, is walnut's specific quality, and it is present here at a dimension where it fully registers. The angled bracket legs, two supports at each end, slightly wider at the floor than at the top, the outer faces splaying outward, are the same walnut throughout. One material, one finish, the leg form reading as carved from the same tree as the surface above.At 29.5 inches the dining height sits slightly lower than the standard 30 inches, which tends to work better with lower chair seat heights and creates a proportional relationship between surface and seated person that standard-height tables do not always achieve. The walnut top will shift over time as it acquires patina, the warm chocolate notes deepen, the lighter grain areas become more pronounced by contrast. Under warm evening lamplight the walnut reads saturated and rich; in morning light it comes across as cooler and more restrained. In rooms that carry other dark woods, brass, or leather, solid walnut reads as material quality without making a declaration. It lands where it should.The Silas Dining Table from Moe's Home Collection measures 76 inches wide by 36 inches deep and 29.5 inches tall. Solid walnut in brown finish. At 90.4 lbs it requires two people to position. Some assembly required. Solid walnut in brown finish, natural grain variation per piece Angled bracket base legs, wider at floor, walnut throughout Slightly lower dining height at 29.5" Seats 6 | 76"W x 36"D x 29.5"H | 90.4 lbs
