Selandia Outdoor Extendable Folding Dining Table
The Selandia series is known for its signature slight curves and elegant Nordic look with subtle French references that hint at long summer nights in the open air. Expressing natural elegance, the solid and spacious Selandia Table is the essence of practicality meets beauty. Curved crossover legs support the stadium formed and slatted table top which is easily extendable with either one or two extension leaves. A hole in the center allows for an umbrella over the table. A beautiful brass plate covers the umbrella hole when not in use. Designed in collaboration with wood-passionate Danish designer, Mogens Holmriis.
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Selandia Outdoor Extendable Folding Dining Table
The Selandia series is known for its signature slight curves and elegant Nordic look with subtle French references that hint at long summer nights in the open air. Expressing natural elegance, the solid and spacious Selandia Table is the essence of practicality meets beauty. Curved crossover legs support the stadium formed and slatted table top which is easily extendable with either one or two extension leaves. A hole in the center allows for an umbrella over the table. A beautiful brass plate covers the umbrella hole when not in use. Designed in collaboration with wood-passionate Danish designer, Mogens Holmriis.
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The Selandia series is known for its signature slight curves and elegant Nordic look with subtle French references that hint at long summer nights in the open air. Expressing natural elegance, the solid and spacious Selandia Table is the essence of practicality meets beauty. Curved crossover legs support the stadium formed and slatted table top which is easily extendable with either one or two extension leaves. A hole in the center allows for an umbrella over the table. A beautiful brass plate covers the umbrella hole when not in use. Designed in collaboration with wood-passionate Danish designer, Mogens Holmriis.
