Artefama Furniture Linda 63" Dining Table

Overall I really like this table and think that it suits my home very well. It is solid, well-built, and looks great as my new kitchen table/ work desk. When you receive it, you will need to attach the legs to the table top. It's easier to do with 2 people, and I highly recommend having a small vacuum handy to clean up the wax that gets stripped off of the bolts when you assemble it.I have two criticisms. The first is that the table is about an inch too tall. I'm rather tall, so this isn't something that is usually a problem. But this table is taller than I prefer. The second criticism is about the finish. I took one star off of my review because the surface of the table is machine "aged", but it's done rather poorly. So there are patches where the finish has been rough-sanded off, and it makes for a VERY uneven surface. I am hoping to sand out some of the roughness later this summer. I like the aged look, but this isn't well done.

I received my table yesterday and it is amazing! The bolts, legs, and overall quality of the table feels extremely sturdy and solid and it is gorgeous, i am very impressed especially given the price/knowing i am getting this off amazon. The wood is a little lighter than the photos on amazon (at least for the table i received, but of course all wood varies) so keep that in mind, but overall it's a beautiful, well-made table. Great size, easy to put together, and makes the room look awesome and feels like it will hold up great over time. I recommend!

I love this table. It is slightly distressed and just rough enough to make it comfortable. From the minute I put it together it felt like home - as if it had always belonged here. Comfortable for eating or working - and we use it for both. One of the reviews thought it was too tall, but I am under 5' and think its a perfect height. Its a farmhouse look but no too rustic and goes well with almost any decor! Highly recommend!

Gorgeous well made table. So happy I bought this. Great value.

Save your money and make purchases in the store or you will spend hundreds of dollars on trash. The table is soaked through. More pictures to follow. I'm trying to get Amazon on the phone.

This is a very nice oak dining table. I am not quite sure what "distressed oak" is but it does have somewhat of an aged (dare I say Early American?) look and feel. Please not that I said "aged" and not "damaged". It takes a little time and trouble to assemble this - mainly just screwing in the legs. Then you have an attractive table that should last forever - it is solid enough that you could sand it down and revarnish a few times if it gets scratched up.