Skovby SM 27 Dining Table *Quick Ship*
The Skovby #27 dining table is a new interpretation of the classic eight-legged Skovby table #05.
The design of the table is retro-inspired but at the same time it has a modern expression. The rounded off corners of the tabletop and the interplay with the double legs give the table a vividness but also a visual tranquility. The proportions are well balanced.
Skovby #27 dining table - from 6 to 20 people
The table #27 has room for six people in its basic position. It also includes three extension/expandable leaves stored under the tabletop, but can extend with an extra three leaves giving a total seating capacity of 20 people. Pair the dining table with its matching dining chairs SM 63.
Skovby #27 dining table with table top in white laminate
Skovby #27 dining table is available with table top in white laminate and legs in solid oak - oil natural or oil white, and in veener finish in smoked oak, black wengé or walnut oil natural.
Specifications: 80.7" (No Leaf)-142" (3 Leaves) - 202" (6 Leaves) L x 39.8" W x 29" H
Quick Ship Program Stocked In: Lacquered Walnut Oil With 3 Extension Leaves - The 3 leaves match the tables wood grain.
Special Orders Available In All Skovby Woods
Made In Denmark
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Skovby Quick Ship Program:
Need your furniture fast? Shop Skovby’s Quick Ship program, featuring select dining tables, chairs, and storage pieces available for expedited delivery in 3–5 weeks. Designed and crafted in Denmark, Skovby is renowned for its innovative functionality, precise engineering, and timeless Scandinavian design. Best known for intelligent extension systems and space-saving solutions, Skovby furniture seamlessly adapts to modern living while maintaining exceptional quality and durability. With a strong focus on sustainability, craftsmanship, and everyday practicality, Skovby offers beautifully made furniture that is as smart as it is stylish—perfect for homes that value both form and function.
