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Since my kitchen is a small, older structure, I really agonized over choosing a dining table. It’s not even that spacious, so if I put a four-legged table there, how many legs would that be including the chairs? 🙄 I thought it would look too chaotic. So, I turned my attention to round tables. However, I had one concern with that as well. I had heard many stories that if the pillars are thin, the table wobbles even if you just lean against it slightly while eating. I think I filtered out about half of the pretty round tables I saw because of that. But this one has a sturdy pillar that gets thicker towards the bottom, so there is almost no wobbling! It feels like a single piece of wood creates a stable mood in the house. It’s a perfect match for wood interiors!! Because it has no legs and is supported by a single pillar, there is nothing to bump into even if you line up the chairs all around, making it very comfortable. It can even seat up to six people! The tabletop is made of a material called porcelain ceramic. They say it is closer to porcelain because it is fired at a much higher temperature (over 1200 degrees) than regular ceramic. They say the water absorption rate is 0.5% or less, but hearing the number didn't really sink in. But I realized it when I placed a boiling pot directly on it without a trivet. It doesn't leave a single stain, and even if you spill soup, it doesn't soak in, so you just wipe it clean with a dry tissue. I cried when I had to say goodbye to my last dining table, but I think I'll easily use this one for another ten years and get attached to it again 😭 Please check the link for where I bought the dining table 🧡 #DiningTable #원형식탁 #주방인테리어 #구축아파트인테리어 #우드인테리어 #우드식탁 #식탁추천 #내돈내산 #추천템 #가구 #주방가구 #주방리모델링 #구축아파트 #CornSoupRecordBook #현명한소비