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Japandi Walnut Wood Sintered Stone Island Dining Table With Cabinet. AXIS brings dining, storage, and island-style functionality into one refined centerpiece. Its walnut-wood look, durable sintered-stone top, and built-in cabinet create a practical, elegant upgrade for modern homes.
Northern Fashions is a home decor studio for rooms that are actually lived in. We choose solid materials, considered proportions and finishes that age well, so a piece earns its place instead of being replaced in a year.
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Dining And Storage In One
The built in cabinet takes the plates, linens and clutter, so the AXIS earns its footprint twice over.
Island Style Function
It works as a kitchen island, a prep surface and a dining table, which is exactly what open plan rooms need.
Sintered Stone On Top
Sintered stone shrugs off heat, knives and spills, so the surface stays honest even when you actually cook on it.
Everyday plates, serving dishes, linens or small appliances. It is sized for the things you want within reach of the table.
Yes. The height and the stone surface suit prep work as well as eating.
Sintered stone handles heat far better than timber or laminate, though mats are still sensible for very hot pans.
It carries a walnut wood look across the body, chosen to pair with the stone rather than compete with it.
A damp cloth handles the stone. Avoid abrasive pads and dry the timber sections afterwards.
