Walstead Place Brown Counter Height Table

This table is designed for maximum flexibility. For a traditional look, upholstered barstools provide a formal feel, while backless Kyoto-style stools can be tucked completely under the table when not in use to save floor space. Additionally, a counter-height bench can be used to accommodate more guests, making it a highly adaptable choice for growing families or those who enjoy entertaining.

Absolutely. Because this table features an integrated storage base—including two open cubbies, a dedicated wine rack, and two drawers—it is an excellent space-saving solution for urban apartments or homes without a built-in island. Its 62-inch length provides ample workspace for food preparation or a temporary home-office setup, while the storage below keeps dining essentials organized and within reach.

With its 62"l x 40"w footprint, this table comfortably seats four to six people depending on the seating arrangement. To ensure guests can easily move around and pull out their stools or benches, our spatial planning experts recommend maintaining a clearance of at least 36 to 48 inches between the table edge and the nearest wall or obstacle.

The storage drawers are crafted using high-quality English and French dovetail joinery, a hallmark of superior furniture construction that prevents the drawer fronts from pulling apart over time. Additionally, the drawers feature dust-proof bottoms to protect your linens and silverware, while metal glides provide a smooth, reliable opening mechanism for frequent daily use.

At 36 inches tall, this table is designed to match the height of standard kitchen counters. This height makes it exceptionally versatile for multi-functional spaces; it can serve as a primary dining surface, a social hub where guests can comfortably stand or sit, and an additional prep station for cooking.

Yes. This table uses premium birch and cherry veneers, which offer the beautiful grain patterns and warm aesthetics of solid wood but with enhanced resistance to warping and cracking—issues that can often occur in solid wood due to temperature and humidity fluctuations. This makes it an ideal choice for maintaining structural integrity in a variety of geographic environments.

Based on our expertise in material maintenance, we recommend dusting the surface regularly with a soft, lint-free cloth. For cleaning, use a damp cloth with mild soap and water, immediately followed by a dry cloth to prevent moisture from sitting on the veneer. To protect the finish from heat and condensation, always use coasters, trivets, or placemats during use.