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Review: Article's Holme Drop-Leaf Table for Small Spaces

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A writer who previously ate meals at her coffee table reviews Article's new Holme Drop Leaf Dining Table, which expands to seat up to four people. The table features two drop leaves with slide-out supports and is made of solid and veneered white oak. It measures 27 to 48 inches wide and is available in white oak or smoked oak finishes for $599.

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The Holme table stands 30 inches tall and ranges from 27 to 48 inches wide with a depth of 28.75 inches. Its construction combines solid and veneered white oak with MDF and steel hardware, offered in either White Oak or Smoked Oak finishes. The drop-leaf mechanism uses slide-out supports beneath each extension, and the tabletop ships with extensions already attached, leaving only the legs for the buyer to install — a process the reviewer completed in under 20 minutes.

The table's flexible configuration allows for one leaf to remain folded against a wall while the other extends, accommodating narrow layouts. This design echoes the Holme Kitchen Island from the same manufacturer, sharing rounded legs, curved corners, and a Scandinavian aesthetic. At $599, it positions itself as a mid-range option for apartment dwellers seeking a compact yet expandable dining surface.

Context

This review could resonate with urban renters and small-space

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