At A Glance: The Span Table is a mid-century inspired dining table that features an architectural, truss-style base. Well-milled beveled edges on the tabletop give the surface a well-crafted appearance. Seats up to 6.
What's To Like:
It's all in the name; the Span Dining Table's truss base forms a very attractive, well-proportioned span that reminds us why we love architecture.
Here's a dining table that will work well in almost any setting, and with almost any kind of chair around it. You want flexible? Here it is.
What's Not to Like: The only downside of the Span Dining Table is the fact that it isn't extendable. If that doesn't matter to you, you're in luck!
The Bottom Line: The Span Dining Table from Gus Modern is a solid choice - not just in terms of style but also in terms of construction, which is top notch.
Features:
Overall: 30" h x 72" w x 36" d
Wood slab tabletop
Solid Oak truss-style base
Table is constructed from FSC Certified wood in support of responsible forest management
Micro-adjustable leveling feet make sure that the table remains steady and level
With a focus on simple forms and honest materials, Gus Design Group's vision is to bring comfortable sofas, modern tables, and striking accent pieces to modern interiors everywhere. Their sofas, lounge chairs, and ottomans are an excellent choice for anyone with a fondness for mid-century design, from which Gus Modern draws much of its inspiration. Gus Modern is based in Toronto, Canada.
The Span Table is a mid-century inspired dining table that features an architectural, truss-style base. Well-milled beveled edges on the tabletop give the surface a well-crafted appearance. Seats up to 6.
With a focus on simple forms and honest materials, Gus Design Group's vision is to bring comfortable sofas, modern tables, and striking accent pieces to modern interiors everywhere. Their sofas, lounge chairs, and ottomans are an excellent choice for anyone with a fondness for mid-century design, from which Gus Modern draws much of its inspiration. Gus Modern is based in Toronto, Canada.
