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Liking the table looks great

We came into the store room to look at a wood dining table, and when we weren't as sold on it, we wandered around the showroom and saw this table and fell in love with it. It's gorgeous, incredibly affordable, durable, so easy to clean, comes in so many sizes and so after seeing it, it was merely a matter of finding the perfect chair to go with it.

Nice heavy table with modern flair. The dark granite top is beautiful and interesting. High quality as you would expect.

We had a concrete top table previously and this is a great replacement. Much lighter looking.

Beautiful, solid table that doesn't stretch or dent. Will last forever. Once you get a certain size, it does come in two slabs so there is a seam.

This is nothing short of gorgeous. The top "floats" over the legs creating a very "light/open" look. Keep in mind that you will need to run a dust cloth over the top of the legs (between the legs and the bottom of the tabletop). It's just a stunning table. Pair it with Cora chairs in Tatum grey and man-o-man. Stunning. Buy it

Who says no one uses a formal dining room table anymore? This perfectly crafted table with steel base and marble top (other bases and top combinations available) brings a notch of elegance to dinner even on busy weeknights. When so much furniture manufacturing these days ignores quality construction, you'll appreciate how beautifully this piece is made. A stylish, elegant addition to any decor.

It is a beautiful table that is vey functional.

This is a beautiful table marred by poor stability. We ordered an 80" table in Wiscont White granite, which came in two slabs. Each slab is 100+ lbs and the base itself is ~60 lbs--it's an extremely weighty table. This granite may be the most gorgeous stone I've ever seen, easily surpassing the most premium marble. However, all of this is negated by how terribly wobbly the frame is. Even with a gentle nudge from the side, expect enough side-to-side wobble that it'll cause drinks to spill. If you hit your leg on the table while getting out, expect things such as wine glasses to fall over. We noticed this wobble persists regardless of base material--the in-store models with glass or quartz all suffered the same issue. The sales reps were actually astonished when we demonstrated it to them! On a different note, keep in mind that R&B only sells honed granite, which is much more porous than polished granite. This means it'll stain at the drop of a hat if you're not on the ball after every spill. So prepare to seal it immediately and continue to do so every few months!

This was exactly the table we needed to fit with existing decor style.