Embellish Pedestal Dining Table
Embellish Pedestal Dining Table - Zuster Furniture
Embellish Pedestal Dining Table - Zuster Furniture
Embellish Pedestal Dining Table - Zuster Furniture
Embellish Pedestal Dining Table
Embellish Pedestal Dining Table - Zuster Furniture
Embellish Pedestal Dining Table - Zuster Furniture
Embellish Pedestal Dining Table - Zuster Furniture

Embellish Pedestal Dining Table

$7,920.00 Sale • Save

Designed and Handcrafted in Melbourne

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Embellish Round Dining with a solid American Oak table top with aris edge detail, sitting on a round drum pedestal base. 


Dimensions & Price:

  • EMB203A 1200 dia x 730 high (mm)
    $7,920
  • EMB203B 1400 dia x 730 high (mm)
    $8,800
  • EMB203C 1600 dia x 730 high (mm)
    $9,900
  • EMB203D 1800 dia x 730 high (mm)
    $11,000

 

Finishes


Available in all Zuster timber finishes


Specifications

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Please note: Timber is a natural material, and variations in grain, texture, and colour are inherent characteristics. As such, timber samples are indicative only, and the final product may differ in appearance. Differences in colour between veneer timber and solid timber should also be expected. These natural variations are not considered defects and do not warrant returns or exchanges.

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Timber Stains

Limed Oak / Blonde Oak / American Oak / Pecan / Hazelnut / Slate Oak / Coal / Mink

Our timbers are selected for their low environmental impact. These are FSC-certified, PEFC-certified and chain of custody accredited. The mills from which we source meet stringent requirements in terms of forest regeneration, biodiversity and the protection of native fauna.

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"With every piece, a tale of creativity unfolds, a narrative that showcases Zuster's deep-rooted passion for crafting luxurious, handcrafted Australian-made furniture and an unwavering commitment to sustainability with locally sourced materials."

Wilhelmina McCarroll.