MilliardMid Century Kitchen Dining Room Table - 47" x 27.5" (White)

Bought this table along with chairs from another order.Loved the design!The table is easy to assemble, all parts are available. It is stable, durable, a fairly good size. For two people it will definitely be good.With a strong blow, the paint can be chipped (tested, unfortunately).Scratches quite easily. It is better not to put things on the table that can scratch or stain it.You can use table napkins, it will be easier.

This table exceeded my expectations. The top is heavy and made of a material similar to the touch of solid surface. The legs are beautiful in a mid century modern design kinda way and the black metal across the legs modernize it (and help stabilize it) for this century. There's a black cross bar that runs across the bottom (you can't see it without looking underneath) and is screwed in to help keep it even more stable. Our table is on carpet for a writing/homework workspace for my kids and it doesn't wobble or anything. It would work excellent in smaller kitchen as it's not super wide. And it's nice enough to use in a modern dining room. The bottom of each wooden leg has screw in chrome stabilizers. This table is very nice and it's easy to put together.

The Mid Century Dinning Table by Millard, is nice example of a table that seems to be so simple in its appearance, but yet so functional in design. Here are some of the things I’ve learned while owning it and things to consider before buying.I. Quality – It appears to be much better made then you’d first expect. The legs are real beech wood while the top is durable and attractive. All the hardware is strong with good threads. I’d put this one in the upper-middle level of the quality scale and guess it’ll last me a long time, while holding its appearance.II. Performance – The top is easy to clean and smooth enough for many activities. It’s a smaller size, making it great for apartments, smaller households or even a garage and it has the adjustable feet I love. It’s held up to the abuse so far without any noticeable chips or scratches, but I’m not that rough on it.Overall, this has been a great choice that has exceeded my expectations and provides a good sense of value. I’ll be sure to update this review, if I ever start to have problems with it.You can trust that this review is simply my honest opinion that is attempting to provide you with helpful insight that I wish I had before I picked this product. Hopefully it was helpful in your decision.

This is a great smaller table. Really nice, smooth white finish, very solid and not at all wobbly. Perfect size for a small apartment/condo for dining or office desk. Very versatile because of the smaller size. I would recommend this product and seller.

I got this table for the garage I am converting for my daughter and grandchildren. I figured this would make a nice place to sit and eat and it's already been used. The table is easy to put together and everything you need is in the box. I did during the assembly process drop a bracket on the table and to my shock it chipped the table, and after assembly on first use grandchild spilt red drink on the table. The drink hit the chip area and even though I wiped it within a minute a stain appeared that is faint but noticeable up close to table. Overall, not bad table but I wish they used metal inserts instead of the plastic ones on the bottom of the table you put the bolts into. Due to stain and easy chipping max 4 stars!

Great table for smaller spaces or for the kitchen. It's super easy to clean, great table top material. It was fairly easy to put together, didn't take long at all. And it looks nice. I really like the white table top, it goes well with most decor.

The instructions were easy to follow, and despite not being handy, I was able to put it together in about forty-five minutes without help. My only caution is not to over-tighten the screws. Probably common sense for most people, but I'm not always the sharpest crayon in the box. Over all it looks nice and is sturdy, I like that it comes with the little feet that I first thought looked dumb, but provides some comfort when it comes to deciding if I want to put the table on my tile floor. I've included pictures of all the instructions and the table put together.

Assembly wasn't bad however the directions could have been better.I spent more time on getting the plates for the legs lined up to the brackets than anything else.Tops of the legs look to me to have a slight angle to them, and I did attach the brackets loose to the legs.I did tighten down the plates and forced everything into place before tightening all bolts.Bracket in the center of the table will give added strength.This is a very nice-looking table.