Dulwich Extension Table, Rectangular – Design Within Reach
Dulwich Extension Table, Rectangular and see our wide selection of Dining Tables at Design Within Reach. Authentic modern furniture from iconic designers.
One rectangular table, three sizes.
Simply pull one end of the table and the top smoothly expands, allowing insertion of up to two leaves for three possible table lengths: 62.25″, 80″ and 97.25″.
One round table, two sizes.
Designed for small spaces, the round table extends from 49.25″ to 68.25″ with one leaf.
After guests depart, store the leaves in the felt-lined compartment under the top – a feature that eliminates the “find the leaf” drama before gatherings.
- Rectangular table comes with two leaves; seats up to 10 people.
- Round table comes with one leaf; seats up to six people.
- Pull one end, the other end opens.
- Design provides maximum legroom for users.
- Felt-lined compartment inside to store leaves.
Additional information
Dimensions | 29.53" H 97.6" W 35.4" D |
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by Mike
We’ve had the walnut Dulwich extension table for about three years now as our main dining table. We love that it can be extended to accommodate large parties. We are a family of five and keep it extended with just one extra leaf at all times. Our kids do homework on it, eat on it and try to destroy it with their forks and pencils. There are a coupe of tiny dents, but my kids aren’t that careful with it. The wood is not that soft, it has held up really well. It is a beautiful, sleek and great table. We get compliments all the time. We like it so much we are going to purchase another in oak for our vacation house.
by Margaret
Elegant, well designed and well made. Using for everyday use. Perfect for a smaller space but with room to expand. Great purchase.
by Elisabeth
I’d echo what others have written here. The table looks beautiful and the extension feature is great. However after just a few days there are already some scratches showing on the table top, and all we’ve done is eat a few meals on plates so far. Will see how it holds up over time but it does appear to be quite sensitive to daily use.