Small understairs kitchen table

Lee Stevens

6 years ago

last modified: 6 years ago

Need help finding a table similar to this picture to fit under my stairs, have searched & searched....

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Daisy England
6 years ago
Purpose made by a joiner or carpenter.
Sonia
6 years ago
Nope, can’t find anything quite like either! Oak Furniture UK had some crossover leg tables but they all look pretty big. As suggested by Riverside you may need to get a carpenter to copy it for you.
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Danielle H
6 years ago
Have you got required dimensions?

This one is 130x80 and could be distressed to give the look you like...

https://www.wayfair.co.uk/furniture/pdp/brambly-cottage-natosha-oak-dining-table-lpdl1474.html

You might need to look at desks as well as dining tables, the one is the image looks like it could possibly be a desk used as a dining table.

Small understairs kitchen table

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