3 Colors
Deral Farmhouse Rectangular Solid Wood Dining Table, Brown/White
By Gracie Oaks
Brown/White
Rated 4.1 out of 5 stars.28 total votes
Get it by Wed, Nov 18
Bring a warm farmhouse focal point to your dining room with this 79-inch rectangular dining table. This table-only listing does not include chairs, making the rustic finish easy to pair with your existing seating. The spacious tabletop seats up to 8, with room for dinner plates, serving dishes, drinks, and a centerpiece. Roman-style conical legs, carved accents, and a wood-grain top create a refined farmhouse look. Built with a rubberwood frame and real wood veneer top, it also features softened edges, generous legroom, and a recessed tabletop. Labeled parts, pre-drilled holes, hardware, and clear instructions help make assembly easy.
I spent a long while looking for a new dining table and this one seems to fit the bill. It has some unique design elements, particularly the legs and the floral ornamentation at the corners. But it is still your basic four-legged table, so no worries about kicking your feet into like a support bar, as with a trestle table. I like things that deliver on both form and function. The length of the table is good for my space. Do note that the top of the table comes in 3 panels, and in photos it looks like there is a leaf, but there really isn't. This table isn't expandable. It is just at its full length all of the time. Many of the reviews note that although this color version of the table is sold as "Brown/White," the white is not a true, stark white. It is sort of a beige. But yet, when you put it all together and take a step back, the "white" part of the table still looks fairly white - it definitely looked way more beige when the pieces were all separate in the box. I kept the faith that it would look better put together, and it did. One big downside for me is that there are some significant scuffs and dents on the edges of my tabletop. I saw some other reviewers noted similar cosmetic damage, and I was hoping I would be spared anything too overt, but alas, I was not.. Elana. Mount Prospect, IL. Tue, 10 Nov 2026
