Solid Bamboo Torrey 84" Dining Table/Table Top with Tiger, Black Walnut by Greenington

Architectural Dining Table with Tiger Grain Center

The base is a double-sided pedestal, architectural language made visible. Four geometric legs angle from the pedestal core, creating a base that reads as engineered sculpture rather than simple support. The tabletop is rectangular with beveled edges, a professional detail that softens the sight line where top meets air. At the center of the 84-inch length runs an accent of exotic Tiger bamboo displaying light-and-dark striped grain pattern. The Tiger grain is the hero.

Where surrounding Black Walnut creates a calm dark frame, the Tiger center catches lamplight differently, striped grain creating visual rhythm down the table's length. At dinner, lamplight from above reveals the grain's depth. At daylight, the Tiger reads as pattern against Black Walnut solidity. The practical takeaway: do not cover this center with a table runner. A runner defeats the whole design purpose. If you use a runner, restrict it to place settings only, leaving the Tiger center bare. Hand-applied Black Walnut finish.

Where the Tiger Grain Reads

The hand-applied Black Walnut finish means each table carries slight variation, not defect but character. The pedestal base allows legroom at four sides without chair legs fighting the supports. Metal-to-metal hardware means assembly is required, but the result is a table that will outlive casual use by decades.

Most tables are surfaces. This one is jewelry. Beautifully finished on all sides. Grain variation enriches the design and natural beauty.

Pedestal and Tiger Grain Top

• Double-sided pedestal base, architecturally inspired
• Four geometric shaped legs create visual stability
• Rectangular tabletop with beveled edges
• Exotic Tiger bamboo grain accent running center length
• 83.94x41.97x29.53 inches; hand-applied Black Walnut finish

Tiger Table Grain & Material

• 100% solid Moso bamboo; no MDF or particle board
• Tiger bamboo striped grain as design focal point
• Black Walnut surrounds at outer surfaces for frame effect
• Bamboo is 20% harder than Red Oak