We really like this Angled-Leg Expandable Dining Table at West Elm. It transforms from a square table that seats 4 to a rectangular 6-seater. We can see this working with a group of Prouve chairs. Click below for pricing and details...
Angled-Leg Expandable Dining Table from West Elm
At $449, it's an affordable option that would look great paired with a variety of vintage Mid-C chairs. The angled legs give it just a little bit of oomph. We haven't seen this in person yet...does anyone have any experience with this table?
To see it at West Elm's website, click here.
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Ouch! My little toe!
Nice looking, though.
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Interesting. This was obviously inspired by Matthew Hilton's Cross Extension Table, which is exclusive to DWR. But this version costs just a portion of the $2750 of the original.
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The "Chunky" aesthetic continues to reign at W.E.
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right on robyn, i like to looks of this table but would never buy it because i know as spastic as i am i will always be tripping over it.
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