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$5,948.00$4,758.40
ViewThe C64 Shaker Dining Table, originally conceived by Borge Mogensen in 1950, embodies timeless Shaker design principles brought to life by FDB Møbler. This large version measures 86.6 inches wide and is shown configured with an optional Silk Grey extension leaf, expanding its seating capacity up to eight comfortably. Its distinctive cross-shaped legs and elegant underframe create a floating surface illusion while maximizing legroom. Crafted from FSC Certified oak, this dining table is designed for longevity and sustainability, requiring periodic oiling for maintenance.
- Inspired by Borge Mogensen's 1950 Shaker design concept
- Elegant cross-shaped leg design creating a floating tabletop illusion
- Crafted with FSC Certified wood for eco-friendly design
- Made in Lithuania
- Large size seats up to eight people comfortably
- Includes one Silk Grey extension leaf
- Knock-Down construction for easy assembly
- Oiled Oak Solid top with MDF leaf
Details
- Category
- Kitchen & Dining Room Tables
- Leg Material
- Oak wood
- Leg Pattern
- Solid
- Wood Finish
- Oiled
- Tabletop Pattern
- Solid
- Extension Mechanism
- Removable leaf
- Tabletop Material
- Oak wood
- Table Base Type
- Trestle
- Lumber Wood Type
- Oak wood
- Materials
- Oak Solid, MDF
Questions & answers
- How much does it cost, and where can I buy it?
- This FDB Møbler kitchen & dining room table is sold by 1 retailer for $4,758.40. It's currently on sale (up to 20% off). Available at 2modern.com.
- Is it in stock?
- Yes, it's currently in stock.
- What are the key features?
- Key features include Inspired by Borge Mogensen's 1950 Shaker design concept, Elegant cross-shaped leg design creating a floating tabletop illusion, Crafted with FSC Certified wood for eco-friendly design, Made in Lithuania, and Large size seats up to eight people comfortably.
- What is it made of?
- It's made of oak solid and MDF.
- What's its extension mechanism?
- Its extension mechanism is removable leaf.
- What's its leg pattern?
- Its leg pattern is solid.