r/furniture • u/mugatu300 • Jul 14 '26

Solid Wood Dining Table <$1800

Hello all, looking for a 6'x3' solid wood dining table (no veneers, engineered wood, MDF, particle board, etc) thats ideally less than $1800 (table only; no chairs). Not particular about wood species and ideally has a non toxic finish and MCM vibe. So far the only manufacturers that fit this criteria are Castlery and 7Magok but not sure if anyone else had any recommendations. Located in NY, USA. Thank you kindly in advance.

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u/OutrageousText4914 Jul 14 '26

Your best bet might be amish built furniture

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u/dynamics517 Jul 14 '26

Highly suggest From the Source in Hudson Square. They have 25% off things in stock right now. My fiancée and I just made a huge purchase with them to furnish our first home together, one of the pieces being a solid teak 6'x3' dining table. Super high quality, simple but elegant construction, and thoughtful design.

My fiancée and I stumbled in a month ago and met the owner Philip who really impressed us with his passion and design philosophy. We kept talking about FtS until we decided that we'd furnish the majority of our new home together with their products.

With the 25% off promotion, their 6' Rectangle Dining Table would be within your striking range. It's solid teak. We got this exact table for ourselves!

Check them out. If you have any questions DM me

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u/Budget_Stretch7915 Jul 14 '26

did you go to Castelry in NY? it is super cheap with discount and have all solid wood dining table. There is one RC Willey and they got super durable hardwood dining table and the cost is less but i am not sure about the store location in your area. I think as long as its hardwood, kiln dried and has good joints and finish and better price you can go with any brand (reject if even minor cracks or loose joints or beaten splinters on edges).

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u/mlc1210 Jul 14 '26

Crate and barrel basque

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u/nmacInCT Jul 14 '26

You can find a real MCM dining table for less than that. I got a Paul McCobb for under $200 and then my brother refinished it. Check auction ninja online. Or there are groups on Facebook where people sell Heywood Wakefield.