Kolvern Ficogrande Wood Dining Table

A rectangular rubberwood dining table in antique white, 30 inches high, sold in 32 by 48 and 36 by 60. Both sizes seat four. Assembly is required.

You pick 32 inches wide by 48 inches long, or 36 inches wide by 60 inches long. Both stands are 30 inches high. Listed seating is four on each size. Tape the rectangle before you order.

• Simple rectangular silhouette

  The tabletop is a clean rectangle with a gently chamfered edge, so the corners are eased rather than sharp. A straight apron runs the perimeter and meets four tapered, square legs. Nothing is carved or fussy: the appeal is in the proportions, not applied detail.

• Antique white wash

  The finish is a chalky antique white that lets the rubberwood grain show through rather than hiding it under a solid coat. That same wash runs across the tabletop, apron, and legs, so the table reads as one piece instead of a top set on a mismatched base.

• Assembly at home

  Assembly is required, and the maker suggests two people for the job. Tools and hardware ship in the carton, so there is nothing extra to buy. Skip cordless drivers and other power tools; hand-tightening the leg hardware keeps it from stripping over time.

• Rubberwood and engineered wood

  The build pairs solid rubberwood with an engineered wood component, a common combination that keeps the table stable and the price reasonable. The base is a four-leg design in a rectangular shape, matching the tabletop above it. The same antique white finish covers every part.

• Seats four, no chairs included

  This table seats four at either size, matching the spec sheet for both footprints. Chairs are not part of this listing and are shown in photos only for scale, so plan your own set to match. The legs sit inset from the corners, leaving legroom for chairs to tuck in close on every side.

• Built for everyday use

  The table itself weighs 41.36 pounds across both sizes, sturdy enough to stay put once it is placed. It is still a wood surface, so use a coaster under sweating glasses and wipe up spills before they sit, especially on the antique white finish.

• Measure before you order

  The smaller size is 32 inches wide by 48 inches long; the larger is 36 by 60. Both stand 30 inches high. Measure your dining room and leave a walkway on at least one side so chairs can slide back without hitting a wall.

• Wipe, do not soak

  Wipe the antique white finish with a soft, dry cloth, and dust it regularly so grime does not build up in the wash. Use a coaster under drinks and a trivet under hot cookware, and skip harsh cleaners, which can dull or streak the finish.

• What arrives at your door

  The carton ships the table only; chairs are not included. Assembly hardware and the tools you need come in the box, and the table arrives ready for at-home assembly rather than fully built, boxed for standard ground shipping.

Good to know

• The smaller table is 32 inches wide and 48 inches long, 30 inches high.
• The larger table is 36 inches wide and 60 inches long, 30 inches high.
• Seating capacity is listed as four for both sizes.
• Chairs are not included.
• Required. Two people is the listed suggestion. Tools come in the box. Skip power tools.
• Chairs, rug, and other room pieces are styling only. You receive the table, not a dining set.