Vintage table: a step back in time

 Vintage tables from the 50s and 60s: a touch of originality; in your decor

"Vintage" comes from the Old French vendenge, which means “harvest” and which indicated the wines belonging to a lucky vintage.

Over time, the term has become more common. extended to other areas, such as furniture, but has kept that nuance that tells something precious that is; the fruit of a work that today we would define as artisan.

The vintage table in aged wood gives a sense of style. that familiar and precious touch that makes environments welcoming and unique. One of the typical characteristics of this style so; particular & egrave; the pervasive use of wood and the processing of the onion legs, or with spherical elements that space out the lengths.

The models are all different, each one with its own personality: for example, there is a model. the round vintage table , with a central extension and the varnished top to highlight the grain of the fir wood surface; or the vintage table in a lacquered version in a matt white color in a shabby chic style; or, again, the vintage table with hand-waxed top and Old Wood finish which enhances its aged appearance.

 Vintage style dining and living room table

The wood used for the vintage tablese, in some cases, dialogues in a lively way with the other designer elements; contemporary: it is; the case of the vintage line of Sedit, which proposes in its models the combination between a veneered oak top and a slender crossed structure in white painted iron, giving life to a symphony of volumes and colours.

Then there are the models characterized by the oblique cut of the legs in veneered fir and by atop to choose between oak or walnut, ceramic and eco-mortar; or, those that play with materials, accompanying a pair of ancient fir legs, obtained from the beams of old farmhouses, finished in natural beeswax, with a round glass top.

Others who, on the other hand, overturn this play of forces between transparency and mass by proposing a top chosen from walnut, oak and fir wood, ceramic or ecomalta and combining it with thin legs in painted metal that follow a wavy movement, like that of sea water.

If you want to match your vintage table, look at our vintage chairs: you can find a wide choice!< /strong>