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Sevrin Marble Dining Table

A 71-inch solid ash wood and marble dining table for six, for home cooks and bakers who want a table that's as useful before the meal as it is during it.

Marble has been a baker's surface for generations because it stays naturally cool and smooth. That makes this table a generous extra workspace when the kitchen counter runs out: rolling out pastry, shaping dumplings, kneading bread, or laying out a holiday baking project with the whole family. Once the flour is wiped away, it's back to being a dining table. At 70.87 inches long and 35.43 inches wide, there's room for two or three people to work side by side, then six to sit down and eat what you've made, up to eight with a chair at each end. At 29.5 inches high, it sits at standard dining height and works with most dining chairs and benches.

Solid ash brings pale, honey-toned warmth and a clear, open grain, softening the stone so the table feels relaxed and homey. Ash is a hard, resilient wood, which gives the table a sturdy, grounded feel for both prep work and dinner.

Cooking at a marble table does call for some care. Acidic ingredients like citrus, tomato, vinegar, and wine can leave dull etch marks, and oils or butter can stain if left sitting, so use a pastry mat or board for sticky or oily tasks, wipe spills promptly, and clean with a pH-neutral cleaner. Reseal periodically as recommended. Dust the ash with a soft, dry cloth and keep it away from standing water. Marble is heavy, so choose the table's spot before delivery.

Why It Works

• Naturally cool marble doubles as a spacious surface for pastry, bread, and dumplings
• 70.87" x 35.43" size seats six comfortably and up to eight
• Room to work side by side for family baking and holiday prep
• Solid ash wood adds pale, honey-toned warmth and a sturdy feel
• Standard 29.5" height pairs easily with most dining chairs and benches

Ideal Placements

An eat-in kitchen. Keep it close to the counters so it can serve as a prep station during cooking and a dining table afterward.

A home where baking is a family tradition. Holiday cookies, homemade pasta, and weekend bread have a proper place to happen.

An open-plan kitchen and dining area. The table bridges cooking and eating, so the cook is never cut off from the conversation.

For comfort, plan a room at least 12 feet by 9 feet so there's walking space on every side.

Styling Pairings

Choose easy-care chairs that suit a working kitchen: light wood chairs with woven or wipeable seats, or upholstered chairs in performance fabric in cream, sage, or warm taupe. A bench on one side makes it easy for kids to gather around a baking project.

A flat-weave or low-pile rug at least 24 inches bigger than the table on every side is easier to shake out after floury afternoons than a plush one.

Hang a linear pendant or two matching pendants with bright, warm light for prep work. Keep a wooden board, a ceramic crock of utensils, or a bowl of lemons nearby for an effortless kitchen-table look.

Vibe & Aesthetic

Warm, practical, and lived-in, with a European country-kitchen feel. Natural marble, pale solid ash, and everyday-friendly proportions make it a good fit for modern farmhouse, French country, Scandinavian, and warm organic homes where the kitchen is the heart of the house.