Black Solid Acacia Oval Dining Table: Sculptural Weight for the Modern Dining Room

Some dining tables fill a room. This one shapes it.

The Black Solid Acacia Wood Pedestal Base Brushed Gold Trim Oval Dining Table runs 98 inches long and 52 inches deep, with a dual pedestal base that flares outward in soft, deliberate curves. At 280 pounds of solid acacia, it is not a piece you rearrange on a whim. It is the piece everything else in the room answers to.

The Shape: Why an Oval Changes a Room

A rectangular table of this length reads as a corridor. An oval softens both ends, which does two useful things. It keeps traffic moving around the perimeter without sharp corners to navigate, and it pulls sightlines toward the center so conversation across the table feels closer than 98 inches should allow.

The dual pedestal base earns its keep here too. There are no corner legs fighting for knee room, so seating stays flexible. You can crowd ten in for a holiday and seat six comfortably the rest of the year.

The Materials: Solid Acacia and Brushed Gold

Acacia in a black finish

Acacia is dense, tight grained, and hard wearing, which is why it shows up so often in pieces meant for daily use. Finished in black, the grain reads as texture rather than pattern. You notice it up close and not from across the room, which keeps a table this large from feeling busy.

Each table is handcrafted by artisans in India, and the wood carries its own record of that. Fissures, fine indentations, and variation in color and shape are part of the piece rather than flaws in it. Knots and burls surface where the tree put them.

The brushed gold trim

A line of brushed gold traces the base. It is a restrained detail, not a flourish, and that restraint is what makes the table versatile. Brushed gold catches light without the mirror shine of polished brass, so it warms the black instead of competing with it.

Design Themes It Fits

Modern glam

This is the most natural fit. Black and gold, sculptural curves, and generous scale are the vocabulary of glam dining. Lean into it with velvet seating and a statement light fixture overhead.

Warm minimalist

Strip the room back to plaster walls, a single large piece of art, and quiet linen seating. The table becomes the only strong gesture in the space, and minimalism rewards that kind of restraint.

Transitional and modern farmhouse

The handcrafted wood and visible grain give it enough warmth to sit alongside farmhouse elements. Pair it with woven textures and matte black hardware, and skip the gold accents elsewhere so the trim stays the single refined note.

What to Pair It With

Black Velvet Barrel Shape Gold Base Dining Accent Chair

The closest match in the catalog. Plush black velvet on a gold finished stainless base picks up both of the table's notes, and the barrel back adds curve against the oval.

Black Velvet Accent Dining Chair, Gold Back Handle and Legs

For something with more presence. The gold handle across the back reads beautifully on the chairs you see first from the doorway.

Golden Diamond Design Front Sideboard Cabinet

At 62 inches wide it sits at good proportion to a 98 inch table. The grained kona body echoes the dark wood, the gold legs echo the trim, and the carved diamond doors give the wall something to look at.

Cream Boucle Black Iron Legs Bench

Running a bench along one length breaks up a wall of matching chairs. At 50.7 inches it covers roughly half the table, and the cream boucle brings a light, soft texture into an otherwise dark palette.

Living With It

The table is hospitality contract approved and ships in seven to ten business days with white glove delivery included, which matters at 280 pounds. Measure your entry path before it arrives.