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Soren Round Dining Table

Name: Soren Round Dining Table
Brand: Walnutry
SKU: WAL-SR-RT
Price: 3699.0 USD
Availability: InStock

60" round walnut dining table with inset marble lazy Susan on a cross-trestle base

$3,699.00

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Wood Type — Solid American Walnut

$3,699.00

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Zero-VOC Finish
Refinishable
No Veneer

No seating hierarchy at a round table: everyone faces the middle, and the marble lazy Susan carries each dish around. Cool stone above, solid walnut below — made to be kept, not replaced.

Product Details

Marble lazy Susan: heat-tough stone, spins dishes to each seat
Cross-trestle base: mortise-and-tenon, no legs at the rim
Solid American black walnut: no veneer, no MDF
FAS-grade, FSC-certified
Seats 6, an eighth chair at a squeeze
Zero-VOC hard wax oil: spot-repairable

The marble lazy Susan

At the center sits a white marble turntable — stone that shrugs off hot serving dishes and wipes clean in a pass. Give it a turn and the food travels to whoever asked, instead of being lifted over plates. Between meals it reads as what it is: stone on walnut, nothing extra.

A trestle, drawn in the round

The base is two angled walnut frames crossing at the center — trestle logic under a round top. The load runs down four braced corners joined with mortise-and-tenon work, while the rim of the table stays leg-free, so chairs go where people go.

Seating

The 60" top seats 6 with room for serving dishes in the middle — and with no legs at the rim, an eighth chair squeezes in on a holiday. Standard 29.5" height; leave about 36" of walking room around it.

Solid walnut, honestly finished

FAS-grade, FSC-certified American black walnut under a zero-VOC hard wax oil finish. Scratches in the wood take a light sand and a wipe of oil — a spot fix — and the top deepens into a warm patina over years of dinners.

Ordering & delivery

Made to order, ships in 6–10 weeks; base and top attach on site. If it doesn't suit your room, returns are open for 90 days.

Type

Round dining table with rotating center serving tray

Material

American Black Walnut

Wood grade

FAS grade, FSC certified

Finish

Zero-VOC Natural Hard Wax Oil

Overall dimensions

Ø60" × 29.5" H

Available sizes

One size

Weight

Approx. 120 lb

Package dimensions

64" L × 64" W × 34" H

Assembly

Light assembly required; base and top attach on site

Use areas

Dining rooms, breakfast nooks, open-plan living and dining spaces

Construction

Solid walnut round top with angled trestle pedestal base and inset marble lazy susan

Dust with a soft, dry cloth weekly
Wipe spills within 30 seconds — water-resistant, not waterproof
Use coasters, trivets, and a runner for hot dishware
Avoid direct sun and HVAC vents; keep room humidity at 40–60%
Buff lightly with a dry cloth every few months to redistribute surface wax
Refresh with a hard-wax oil maintenance product (Rubio Monocoat or OSMO Polyx-Oil) every 1–3 years

For a full walkthrough, see our walnut furniture care guide.

Can I put hot dishes on the marble lazy Susan?

Yes — that's the point of stone at the center. Hot pots and serving dishes go on the marble; the walnut around it keeps its finish. Use trivets on the wood itself, as with any oiled table.

How many people does it seat?

Six, comfortably, with the middle kept for shared dishes. The trestle base has no legs at the rim, so an eighth chair fits at a squeeze on big occasions.

Does the marble stain?

Marble is stone, not plastic — wine or oil left overnight can shadow it. Wiped in normal use it keeps its face for decades, and it takes hot cookware without complaint.

Why does it take 6–10 weeks?

Each Soren is made to order — walnut trestle, stone tray, matched top. Returns stay open for 90 days after delivery.

Confidence, Crafted In Every Piece

Designed for lasting comfort and made with considered materials, each Walnutry piece is supported from selection to delivery with care that feels as refined as the furniture itself.

Soren Round Dining Table

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