Grid Base Sintered Stone Dining Table UAE

Bay Furniture Multi-Post Grid Base Sintered Stone Dining Table

Dhs. 2,177.00

Bay Furniture Multi-Post Grid Base Sintered Stone Dining Table

The tabletop is a large rectangle of sintered stone in near-white ivory with a matte finish. The surface is close to pure white — the stone texture is present but subtle, with only the faintest tonal variation across the surface. The corners are rounded to a standard radius. The edge profile is straight and clean. Against the dark walnut base below it, the white stone reads as a floating plane.

The base is two clusters of solid walnut-toned legs, one at each end of the table. Each cluster is four square legs — each approximately 6 × 6cm in cross-section — arranged side by side in a tight row, with a narrow gap of approximately 2–3cm between each leg. The four legs in each cluster rise straight from the floor to the underside of the stone, with no crossbeam, no base plate, and no connecting element. From the end of the table, each cluster reads as a single wide column. From the side, the gaps between the legs are visible, and the cluster reads as a grid of four parallel posts.

Both images show the table in the same warm Scandinavian-influenced dining room — floor-to-ceiling sheer curtains, light timber floors, a grid bookshelf, and a dried branch arrangement in a ceramic vase. The second image shows a woman in a cream linen dress placing a salad bowl on the table, with six place settings laid out. The round-back bouclé armchairs with matching walnut square legs are the natural chair pairing for this table.

Available Sizes

160 × 75 cm – Seats 4–6 — suited to compact dining rooms and open-plan living spaces
180 × 75 cm – Seats 6 — the standard family dining size

Key Features

Four-post cluster base – Two groups of four square walnut-toned legs, one at each end — each cluster reads as a single wide column from the end and as a grid of parallel posts from the side
Square leg profile – Each leg is square in cross-section, approximately 6 × 6cm — a deliberate geometric form that contrasts with the rounded corners of the stone above
Near-white sintered stone top – Close to pure white with a matte finish and subtle texture — heat-resistant, scratch-resistant, and consistent across the full surface
No base plate or crossbeam – The legs rise straight from the floor with no connecting element — the floor is fully visible beneath the table
Dark walnut tone – Deep, consistent walnut colour on all four legs of each cluster — a strong contrast to the near-white stone above

Styling Notes

The near-white stone top suits any room where a light, airy surface is preferred. The dark walnut leg clusters anchor the table visually without adding visual weight at the top. Pair with round-back upholstered armchairs in cream bouclé or teddy fabric with matching walnut square legs — the chair legs echo the table base and create a cohesive set. Works on light timber floors, white marble floors, and large-format stone tiles. A single ceramic vase with dried branches is the natural centrepiece.