Modway Lippa 48″ Mid-Century Modern Dining Table with Oval Top and Pedestal Base in White

Love my new Modway table!!! Worth every penny!
Beautiful MCM style table that fits perfectly in my new home!!! Quality is top notch! There was only the base and table top to put together, so needless to say, it was a cinch! The walnut tone on the tabletop is beautiful!Will enjoy for years to come!

Arrived broken. And now I’m broken after this experience.
I love the look of this table. I’ve had it on my shopping list for months and was so excited to finally order it. Here’s where the fun begins. First, the delivery was a nightmare. I waited an hour and a half past the scheduled delivery time, only to receive a phone call that there was only one guy on the truck and he was nervous about bringing in a 300 pound table himself. Um yeah buddy, I would be too. So, delivery rescheduled to next day with two guys. I assemble a crew of dudes to left the table top onto the base. We open the final layer of cardboard… table is cracked in so many places. So my assembly crew got to work on repackaging and moving the shipping crate outside for when the delivery guys come back for it.I really don’t know what to do now. I have already ordered and received chairs to go with this beautiful table, but there’s no way I would give it another shot. Thinking about taking my chances on the white wood lippa table – maybe less prone to crack?

Gorgeous table
I purchased the 60″ oval table with faux marble top. It really looks like marble and is very heavy and solid, but without marble upkeep and maintenance. No need to buy real marble. (I had beautiful marble kitchen counters and found that marble stains easily, and is easily scarred by acidic foods like tomatoes). You wont know the difference. Bottom pedestal is also very solid. I matched with tulip chairs and it fits my MMC home perfectly.The top is very heavy so you will need 2 strong adults to assemble. Also the screws holding it on were hard to find in the packaging. So just be prepared cannot assemble by yourself. But it was not hard to assemble once I had the top on the pedestal and aligned the screw holes.A 60″ table also is not very large, so good for 4 seats basically. But fits perfectly in my place. Overall a good value and classic MMC piece.

78″ is soooooo heavy, be prepared! Also, once assembled, quite wobbly. Looks pretty
So, my feelings are a little conflicted when it comes to this table.It is absolutely lovely to look at, so long as you don’t look too closely at the “dimples” that are in the surface finish (imagine slight ripples in a pond). I believe these are in the protective coating that gives it it’s glossy shine.When it was delivered, it was left in our entrance hallway; the delivery crew struggled to get it in. Unfortunately I had been called away but had family here so it was left in the entrance.It’s delivered in two pieces, the base in one box, and the table-top in another (which is nicely protected with a type of wooden crate then a box and styrofoam inside).We opened it in the hallway where they had left it, to ensure there was no damage from delivery, there was not. Unfortunately, we realized, by opening it we had left ourselves unable to move it to the dining area without help as we’d effectively pulled apart everything that had been protecting it lol!!Be warned … it is really heavy! We gathered 3 neighbors to help and that made it much easier but it is no mean feat moving this thing and remember, if you order the 78″, the box makes it bigger, so be aware of this when it comes to spaces you are trying to navigate through.Also to note, when we opened it, it was face down … the underneath of the table top looks very different to the top of the table (underneath looks more like a very grey, real marble, rather than the very white with some grey veins in the photos), so don’t panic (as I did) and think you’ve been sent the wrong item. The top is, indeed, very white and just as pictured.Once assembled this does look lovely!!However, my next conflict … it really, really wobbles. I’m not sure if we just have a bad one but I daren’t put anything fragile on the table because if anyone should dare to lean on this thing, it wobbles so much, everything rattles and if a glass is very full, it can spill, as happened the first time we used it.So, again, conflicted in my feelings – it looks beautiful, it’s over $1,000 so it really should, but there are dimples on the surface, moving it is not easy (and that’s moving it in two separate pieces … moving it as one item would be very scary as I fear it would break – we would probably have to dismantle it to move it again), and it is far from sturdy.