Dua 72-Inch Solid Neem Oval Dining Table

Solid neem: the wood you haven’t met yet

Neem is a fast-growing hardwood in the mahogany family — dense, stable, and grained with the cathedral patterns usually associated with much pricier timber. The Dua is solid neem throughout, not veneer over a core, which changes the ownership math: a solid top can be sanded and refreshed for decades, while veneer gets one life. At 72 inches in a soft pill-shaped oval, it’s the mid-century ideal — simple, honest, built from a wood with a story.

Weathered, not worn out

The weathered finish softens neem’s natural color into a patina that looks collected rather than new — and it’s forgiving in a way pristine finishes aren’t. Daily life leaves its mark on every table; on the Dua’s weathered surface, those marks read as character instead of damage. The bullnose edge rounds the profile so the 72-inch oval feels approachable, and at 92 lb it repositions easily when the room needs to change. Legs extend a touch beyond the tabletop — a mid-century tell — with levelers included for uneven floors.

Dua Dining Table Details and Dimensions

• Dimensions: 72″W x 38″D x 30.25″H
• Materials: solid neem wood throughout — not veneer
• Finish: weathered patina with natural cathedral grain; bullnose edge
• Seats: 6 with easy movement around the oval
• Weight: 92 lb — repositions easily
• Included: leg levelers

Best for

Best for mid-century and collected-eclectic dining rooms where the wood is the decor. The weathered neem takes warm whites, olive, and black accents; it does not need a tablecloth, ever. Solid-wood purists should also see our solid wood dining tables; the full dining tables range covers every other material.

Frequently asked questions

What is neem wood?
A dense, fast-growing hardwood related to mahogany — stable, beautifully grained, and sustainable because it matures quickly. Think of it as mahogany’s responsible cousin.

Solid wood vs veneer — does it matter?
For longevity, yes. A solid neem top can be refinished for decades; veneer can’t. You’re buying the table once.

Will the weathered finish look dirty?
No — “weathered” is a softened patina, not a distressed treatment. It reads as collected and warm, and it hides daily wear better than a pristine finish.

Is 72 inches enough for six?
Yes — the oval shape and 38-inch depth give six diners comfortable elbow room with easy circulation around the table.