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Astoria Marble Dining Table

The Astoria Marble Dining Table combines solid ash wood and marble in a generously sized dining table for homes that regularly bring a large group together. Its long, broad dimensions give shared meals room to spread out, rather than making every serving dish compete with a place setting.

Measuring 110.24 inches long, 47.24 inches wide, and 29.5 inches high, Astoria makes sense for a spacious dining room or an open-plan home with a dedicated dining area. Imagine a weekend lunch with platters down the middle, water carafes at either end, and a low arrangement that stays put through dessert. Plan the seating around chair widths and the table's available clearance, so the arrangement works for the people using it, not just the number of chairs you can line up.

Solid ash wood brings natural grain to the room, while marble introduces a contrasting stone texture. Let that material mix remain visible with simple linens and everyday ceramics. Use coasters, placemats, and trivets, wipe spills promptly, and follow the supplied care instructions. Avoid acidic or abrasive cleaners on marble and keep standing water away from the wood. Before ordering, measure the dining area and the full delivery route, including doorways and tight turns.

Why It Works

• 110.24-inch length: provides a long surface for extended-family meals and gatherings.
• 47.24-inch width: makes room to arrange serving dishes alongside place settings.
• Solid ash wood: adds natural wood grain to the material palette.
• Marble: brings a contrasting stone element to the dining room.
• 29.5-inch height: suits standard-height dining arrangements; check chair seat height and clearance before pairing.

Ideal Placements

A large family dining room. Give the table space for chairs to pull back and for guests to pass behind seated diners. Its length deserves a layout that stays comfortable when everyone arrives.

An open-plan great room. Use the table to establish a clear dining area while preserving the main route between the kitchen and living space.

A home that hosts extended-family meals. The broad surface is useful when serving bowls, bread boards, and drinks come out together and stay on the table throughout the meal.

Styling Pairings

Choose upholstered chairs in oatmeal, olive, warm taupe, or cognac to add softness alongside the wood and stone. For a more contrasted setting, pair charcoal chairs with warm white walls. Check chair dimensions before choosing the full set.

A large wool or flat-weave rug helps define the dining zone; size it so chair legs remain on it when pulled back. A nearby sideboard gives spare dishes and linens a home and keeps the tabletop ready for meals.

Follow the table's length with a linear pendant or several coordinated fixtures. Keep centerpieces low and spaced out: small ceramic vessels, candles, or a linen runner leave room for food and let guests see one another across the table.

Vibe & Aesthetic

Warm contemporary with a natural-material focus. Solid ash wood and marble suit modern organic, transitional, and Scandinavian-inspired interiors, particularly when balanced with textured seating, restrained colors, and simple lighting.