A dining table that changes size without a hall closet full of leaves. The Lyncott stores its butterfly leaf inside the table, so it goes from 48 inches for four to 64 inches for six in about ten seconds. Tapered legs and a medium brown mango veneer keep the mid-century line clean at either length. Compare it with the rest of our dining tables.
Details
- Dimensions: 39"W x 48"D closed, 64"D extended, 30"H
- Self-storing butterfly leaf adds 16"
- Hardwood solids with mango wood veneer and MDF substrate
- Medium brown wood-tone finish
- Seats four closed and up to six extended
- 100 lb build with tapered mid-century legs
- Assembly required, roughly 30 minutes
- Signature Design by Ashley, item D615-35
Styling Tips
Extension tables earn their place in rooms that host occasionally rather than nightly, and the self-storing leaf is what makes the difference: nothing to find, nothing to store. Leave 36 inches of clearance behind each chair at the extended length before you commit to it. The matching Lyncott dining chairs live in our dining chairs collection.
In a smaller dining room, keep the table closed day to day with a low centerpiece and two chairs on each long side, then add the ends when the leaf comes out. Our dining room furniture has the sideboards and lighting to finish the room around it.
Care
- Dust with a soft, dry cloth; wipe spills right away with a barely damp cloth and dry immediately.
- Skip ammonia, bleach and silicone-based polishes, which dull a glazed wood finish over time.
- Use coasters and felt pads under lamps and decor to protect the surface from rings and scratches.
- Keep out of prolonged direct sun and away from heat vents so the finish does not fade or check.
