Union Home Louisiana Dining Table - DIN00297
Our Louisiana dining table features a solid, plantation grown wood top supported by 2 sturdy, woven cane pedestal legs.
Features
- Overall Size: 30" H 82" W 38" D
- Net Weight (Lbs): 107.36
- Gross Weight (Lbs): 136.3
- Box Dimension: 41" H X 85" W X 4" D
- Box Dimension 2: 31" H X 35" W X 20.5" D
- Cbm: 0.23, 0.36
Specifications
| Material |
Plantation Grown Hardwood, Cane, Mild Steel |
| Finish |
Charcoal Oil Finish (wood), Natural finish (cane), Powder-coated / painted steel (if applicable) |
| Appearance |
Dark charcoal-toned wood with visible grain, natural woven cane, and clean steel accents |
| Sustainability |
Plantation-grown hardwood (renewable source); cane is natural renewable material |
| Durability |
High; hardwood provides strength, mild steel ensures structural stability, cane adds lightweight flexibility |
| Maintenance |
Clean wood with soft cloth; periodic oil care; dust cane regularly; wipe steel with dry cloth |
| Applications |
Furniture, seating, cabinets, interior décor, structural accents |
| Notes |
Natural variations in wood grain and cane weave are expected; finishes may develop character over time |
What our Experts Think
- A bold architectural dining table designed to stand out as the centerpiece of modern dining spaces rather than blend into them.
- Crafted from solid plantation-grown wood, offering natural strength, durability, and a warm organic texture that elevates everyday dining.
- Supported by distinctive woven cane pedestal bases, adding artisanal craftsmanship and visual lightness to balance the solid tabletop.
- The dual-pedestal structure creates strong stability while giving the design a sculptural, gallery-like presence in the room.
- The combination of natural wood + cane weaving reflects current high-demand interior trends: organic modern, coastal-luxury, and Japandi styling.
- Generous proportions make it ideal for family dining, entertaining, and large open-plan interiors, where scale matters.
- Works especially well in spaces that favor textural contrast and natural materials over glossy or industrial finishes.
- A true statement dining piece, built to feel both functional and design-forward rather than purely utilitarian.
Q&A
Q: What is the Union Home Louisiana Dining Table made of?
A: It features a solid plantation-grown wood tabletop supported by two sculptural woven cane pedestal bases, combining natural materials with a modern organic design.
Q: What are the dimensions of the Louisiana Dining Table?
A: Approx. 30" H × 96" W × 45" D, making it a large dining table suitable for family gatherings and entertaining.
Q: What is unique about its design?
A: The table stands out for its dual cane-wrapped pedestal legs, which create a lightweight yet architectural base under a bold solid wood top.
Q: What style of interiors does it fit best?
A: It suits modern organic, coastal, and contemporary luxury interiors, especially spaces that emphasize natural textures and statement furniture.
Q: How many people can it seat?
A: Its long rectangular form comfortably seats 6 to 8 people, depending on chair size and spacing.
Q: Is assembly required?
A: Yes, customer assembly is required, with instructions typically included at delivery.
Q: Why is it popular in home design?
A: Its mix of solid wood craftsmanship and woven cane detailing creates a high-end, airy statement piece that balances heaviness with visual lightness in large dining spaces.
Maintenance Tips
- Dust regularly with a soft, dry microfiber cloth
- Wipe solid wood top with a slightly damp cloth; dry immediately
- Clean woven cane pedestal legs gently using a soft brush or vacuum with brush attachment
- Avoid harsh chemicals, alcohol, or abrasive cleaners on wood or cane
- Use coasters, placemats, and table pads to prevent stains, heat marks, and scratches
- Clean spills immediately to avoid absorption into wood or cane fibers
- Keep away from direct sunlight to prevent fading and drying of materials
- Maintain stable indoor humidity to avoid wood movement or cracking
- Do not drag heavy objects across the tabletop
- Check and tighten base joints periodically for long-term stability
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