Flow dining table
The Flow collection captures a sense of movement through softened edges and fluid lines. With gently rounded corners and subtle curves throughout, each piece exudes a vintage spirit with a refined, modern attitude, poised to complement evolving spaces and needs. The Flow dining table brings together a smooth solid wood finish and refined leg detailing, allowing for comfortable, unobstructed seating all around. Shaped for shared moments.
Material:
Teak wild brown
Shape:
Rectangular
Finish:
Varnished
Size:
220x110x76cm
Ethnicraft
Ethnicraft creates beautiful furniture and decorative objects that are the foundation for people’s homes, to inspire the stories of their lives. This Belgium-based company believes in creating quality furniture that are intentionally timeless.
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Made from brown-tainted solid FSC®-certified teak with a varnish finish.
Sit back and relax.
We offer a premium white-glove delivery service, ensuring a seamless experience. A professional two-person team will carefully unload, unpack, and place your furniture as needed. For larger orders, assembly fees may also be applicable.
Our delivery fees will depend on your order volume and region.
Free pick-up as of 6 months rental.
At the end of the subscription period, you have the option to buy the furniture for the current retail price minus what you’ve already paid monthly.
Live Light wants to close the loop towards a more sustainable and circular economy. This means our furniture and accessories will be (re)used and (re)loved repeatedly, refurbished when needed, and ultimately recycled into new designs. All quality checks and repairs are done in our local workshop by our team of experts.
Take care of your products! We have put together a few tips and tricks on how to maintain your items. Discover our care instructions here in our care guide.
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