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Aaronsburg 120cm Round Dining Table: Panelled Top, Sculptural Wooden Base, Seats Four

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Aaronsburg 120cm round rustic brown dining table with a panelled top and sculptural wooden base

The Aaronsburg is the round table in our dining range: 120cm across, a panelled farmhouse-style top, and a sculptural wooden base in the centre so nobody gets a table leg. It seats four with room in the middle, and it is the table for a room that is nearly square, a kitchen, or anywhere a rectangle would leave dead corners.

What it is

A 120cm round dining table with a panelled top and a sculptural central wooden base. The product page describes a rustic brown finish, a farmhouse-inspired style that works in traditional and contemporary rooms, and a durable, easy-care surface for busy homes. It states seating for up to four.

The chairs in the photographs are not included.

Who it suits

Four people in a room that is not long and thin. A round table has no corners, so it fits a square room, a bay window or the middle of a kitchen, and everyone at it can see everyone else. The central base means every chair pulls in fully.

Six is possible for an occasional meal; four is what it is built for.

Rustic brown or black

Rustic brown is the farmhouse look, and it pairs with wooden-legged or fabric chairs like the Astrid or the Henley. Black is the modern version, and it pairs with black metal legs or a chair in a strong colour.

Living with it

A damp cloth. Coasters or mats under anything hot. Check the base sits level on day one; a round table on a central base shows a wobble more than four legs do.

Find yours

Free UK delivery and 30-day returns.

See the Aaronsburg in rustic brown or black. For which shape suits your room, read round, square or rectangular; for which chairs, our colour guide. Or browse all the tables.

Frequently asked questions

How many people does the Aaronsburg seat?

Four, comfortably. The product page states a 120cm diameter top and seating for up to four, with room in the middle for serving dishes.

Why a central base?

No legs at the edge, so no one sits astride a table leg and every chair pulls in fully. On a round table for four that is the difference between comfortable and cramped.

Is the top real wood?

The page describes a rustic brown finish with a panelled top and a durable, easy-care surface, and pitches it for busy homes. Treat it as a finished surface: a damp cloth, and coasters under hot dishes.

Do the chairs come with it?

No. The page is clear that chairs and accessories in the photographs are not included. Our dining chairs are sold separately, most as sets of two.

Rustic brown or black?

Rustic brown is the farmhouse look and suits wooden or fabric chairs. Black is the modern take and suits chairs with black metal legs or a strong colour.

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