Reclaimed Elm Large 6 to 8 Seater Cross Leg Dining Table- 200 x 100cm - Tali

Description: The "Tali" design captures the grand, enduring soul of heritage timber, bringing a sense of history and sustainable luxury to the heart of your home. Each table is a bespoke masterpiece, meticulously handcrafted from solid reclaimed elm salvaged from antique structures, preserving the wood's storied past. Commanding attention with its classic cross-leg trestle base, the Tali table perfectly balances architectural strength with organic warmth. Its generous200cm x100cm (W) x 76cm (H) rectangular top serves as a versatile centrepiece, effortlessly grounding interiors ranging from Coastal and Hamptons to Rustic Farmhouse or Wabi Sabi aesthetics. Key Features: Sustainable Heritage: Expertly crafted from premium recycled elm timber, giving new life to century-old wood for an eco-conscious lifestyle. Artisanal Raw Finish: A lightly treated surface celebrates the wood's authentic patina, showcasing original knots, unique grain textures, and natural weather-worn character. Structural Elegance: The iconic cross-leg (X-base) design provides superior stability and a timeless silhouette that offers maximum legroom for guests. One-of-a-Kind Character: No two Tali tables are identical. Your piece will feature its own distinct markings, splits, and color variations developed over decades. Generous Proportions: At 2 metres in length, it comfortably seats 6 to 8 people, making it the ideal setting for grand family gatherings and everyday memories. --- Maintenance & Care Guide Include this to reassure customers that their investment will last a lifetime. Dusting: Use a soft, dry microfiber cloth weekly. Spills: Blot (don't rub) spills immediately with a damp cloth. Protection: Always use coasters or trivets. Avoid placing the table in direct, harsh Australian sunlight to prevent excessive movement or fading of the Dove finish. Longevity: Reclaimed wood is "alive" and may develop small surface checks (tiny cracks) with seasonal humidity changes—this is a normal part of its character.