This light oak round dining table is the kind of find that stops you mid-aisle: a generous circle of pale, honeyed grain that reads as both mid-century and quietly contemporary. The silhouette is simple and confident, with a continuous rim and a pedestal that keeps the footprint open. Built in solid light oak with a smooth, lightly worn finish, it measures 35.5 inches across and 15 inches tall in the listing notes: use those numbers as a guide when you measure your space. Condition is good: honest consignment wear that softens the wood rather than hiding it, so it already feels lived-in instead of showroom-stiff. Park it in a Portland loft or a compact dining nook or a single sculptural pendant. It also works as an gathering spot for coffee tables Portland shoppers who want one piece that can host dinner and then hold a stack of art books. A true treasure-hunt score from What's New Furniture. Note: lifestyle images may be AI-generated.
