Lucien Gold 1.2 Round Dining Table with Sintered Stone Top

VELURE INTERIORS LIMITED

£678.99

In addition to our Lucien 1.8 Dining Table, we also have this fabulous design as a 1.2 Round Table. The round-shaped dining table is compact and ideal for homes that want something different than regular rectangular-shaped dining tables. It features the same Pandora Gold Sintered Stone Top with a sturdy gold pedestal base. In addition to our Lucien 1.8 Dining Table, we proudly introduce its equally stunning counterpart: the Lucien 1.2 Round Table. This exquisite piece offers a refreshing departure from traditional rectangular dining tables, boasting a sleek and compact round design that adds a

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Registered at Companies House as VELURE INTERIORS LIMITED, number 15560630. Checked 2026-08-29.
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