Effortlessly capturing the visionary design style from the early 20th century architects that continue to captivate consumers today, the top of the Meyer Dining Table features an intricate fancy-face veneer in a choice of two finishes: Lloyd Brown, a mid-tone brown on quarter sawn white oak or Champagne, a lighter finish with grey undertones on quarter sawn primavera veneers. Designed to comfortably seat six, it is supported by a striking bronze-tone metal fretwork base in Cherner Bronze, which showcases well against both the light and darker finish.
FINISH & MATERIAL
Lloyd Brown | Parawood Solids, Quarter Sawn White Oak Veneer, and Powder Coated Steel
FEATURES
Style: Transitional | Finish: Brown | Material: Flaky Oak Veneer | Specification: | Foam & Fabric
ADDITIONAL DIMENSION
ADDITIONAL INFO
FINISH & MATERIAL
Lloyd Brown | Parawood Solids, Quarter Sawn White Oak Veneer, and Powder Coated Steel
FEATURES
Style: Transitional | Finish: Brown | Material: Flaky Oak Veneer | Specification: | Foam & Fabric
ADDITIONAL DIMENSION
ADDITIONAL INFO
All of our furniture comes with a 1 Year Manufacturers Warranty against manufacturing defects. The warranty covers defects such as major wood cracks, veneer pops, visual wear and tear on upholstery, or malfunctioning of reclining. MM Furniture reserves the right to determine if the issue is warrantable. Most of our wood products have very low defect rates. However, upholstery products, especially reclining products, even the most high end, have much higher defect rates. The cost effective 5 year protection plan is a solution we strongly recommend for all customers whose purchase upholstery products.
Warranty is not covered for any of the following conditions:
- COMMERICAL use on any commercial space.
- WOOD Any natural effect in color variations or graining, natural characteristics such as knots, mineral streaks, or pitch pockets.
- MARBLE Any natural effect in color variations or graining and veining are to be expected and not considered defects.
- METAL Natural aging of metals, rust, or tarnishing due to scratches or abrasions.
- GLASS Small air bubbles, surface waving and lightly pitted areas may occur during manufacturing and are not considered defects.
- LEATHER natural markings, grain variations, and minor indentations.
- Changing colors and texture of fabrics, leathers, marble, or wood finishes over time.
- Damages due to normal wear and tear.
- Improper maintenance, improper use, improper cleaning, improper installation, or use other than intended.
- Damages incurred during assembling or maintenance.
