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Inspired by modern art installations, the Acrylic Floating Dining Table blends transparent acrylic with solid walnut wood to create a dreamy, weightless effect. It transforms your dining space into a scene of modern artistry and everyday wonder.
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Inspired by modern art installations, the Acrylic Floating Dining Table blends transparent acrylic with solid walnut wood to create a dreamy, weightless effect. It transforms your dining space into a scene of modern artistry and everyday wonder.

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Artistic Floating Design
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Drawing inspiration from acrylic art exhibits, this table combines clear acrylic with walnut wood to create an elegant, floating illusion. The transparent base makes the tabletop appear suspended in midair—adding a touch of magic to your dining moments.
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Solid Structure & Enduring Strength
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Crafted from premium South American walnut using eco-friendly spliced boards, it reduces waste while preserving natural wood edges. Every panel is selected for beauty, offering luxurious grain and timeless warmth.

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Premium Walnut Craftsmanship
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Made from carefully selected South American walnut, the tabletop showcases fine natural grain and smooth texture. Each 6–8 board splice preserves the wood’s continuous pattern, offering timeless beauty and luxury that stands above the ordinary.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Leave ~36" (90cm) of clearance around the table for chairs. General guide: 60"–72": Seats 4–6 people; 72"–84": Seats 6–8 people; 84"–96": Seats 8–10 people;
Wipe spills immediately. For cloudy white heat rings, gently sweep a hairdryer on a warm setting over the spot, or lightly buff with wood wax oil along the grain. Always use coasters and trivets.
Apply wood wax oil every 6–12 months. Wipe the table clean, apply a thin layer along the grain, wait 15 minutes, and buff away the excess with a dry microfiber cloth.
Maintain indoor humidity between 40%–60%. Keep the table at least 3 feet away from direct heat sources like radiators or heating vents to prevent the wood from drying out.
Check the edges. On solid wood, the natural grain pattern flows continuously from the top over the edges. Veneers use artificial edge banding. Solid wood is also noticeably heavier.









