Overview
The Fabiola dining table is a stunning statement piece, bringing character to any modern interior. Its beautiful wooden legs, with subtle angled details, bring warmth and elegance to the design. The mix of material creates a refined contrast, adding a contemporary touch while maintaining a sense of natural charm. Supported by a sturdy metal frame, this table offers both style and durability, making it the true heart of your dining space.
What Makes the Fabiola Unique: A Three-Material Hybrid—Wood Legs, Metal Frame, Glass Top
The Fabiola is the most compositionally complex table reviewed in this entire series—and the first with three distinct, codified material parameters applied to the base itself rather than just base-plus-top. Where the Gemma uses a metal finish + top color, the Fabiola uses:
This three-material construction reflects Fabiola's defining characteristic: it is not an all-metal table or an all-wood table, but a hybrid—solid ash wood legs anchored by a metal structural frame, topped with a glass surface. The mix of material creates a refined contrast, adding a contemporary touch while maintaining a sense of natural charm.
This is also the first table in this series built on solid ash wood legs specifically, distinguishing it from the Joshua stool's birch base. Ash is valued in furniture for its strength, straight grain, and natural resilience—it takes stain well and has a slightly coarser, more pronounced grain than birch, giving it a bolder natural character.
Design Aesthetic
The Fabiola is listed under Amisco's Mid-Century Modern trend category—a deliberate positioning that sets it apart from the Urban or Scandinavian collections dominating the rest of this product series. Mid-century modern design is defined by organic forms, mixed materials, and the integration of natural and industrial elements—all of which describe the Fabiola precisely. Its wooden legs, with subtle angled details, echo the tapered-leg aesthetic of classic mid-century dining furniture, while the metal structural frame and glass top bring it squarely into contemporary territory.
Copenhagen Imports describes the Fabiola's taupe glass top as complementing the angled legs in a warm wood tone—confirming that the glass top and wood legs work as a unified warm-neutral palette rather than creating jarring contrast.
Dimensions
The Fabiola is available in multiple sizes across its three base:
50670 (smaller base): Rectangular dining table, approximately 54" long × 32" wide × 30⅛" high. The carton measures 35.75" L × 3" W × 60.5" H
50674 (larger base): Rectangular dining table, approximately 72" long × 32" wide × 30⅛" high—confirmed by Bureau et Bureau as a "72" Rectangular Dining Table." The carton for this size measures 39" L × 3" W × 72.75" H at 52 lbs.
50677: A third size variant between the two above.
The leg-between-seat-height clearances are 19⅞" width between legs and 41⅞" length between legs at seat height—providing generous knee clearance along the length of the table.
Seating capacity: The 54" version seats 4–6 people; the 72" version seats 6–8 people comfortably.
Wood Leg Finish Options
The Fabiola's solid ash legs are available in nine color stains: Barley (A1—warm light tan), Raccoon (A2—medium warm brown), Barrel (A3—richer medium brown), Anthracite (A6—dark charcoal), Armagnac (A7—deep amber-brown), Ashes (A9—cool medium gray), Leche (AA—light cream-white, your configuration), Verduzzu (AV—a warm sage-adjacent tone), and Nature (NT—natural/unstained ash).
Tabletop Options
The Fabiola base is compatible with clear glass, white glass, black glass, taupe glass, Italian Porcelain on Glass, TFL (1" thick), Birch Veneer, Walnut Veneer, White Oak Veneer (1" thick), Solid Birch (1 1/16" thick), and Solid Ash
Overview
The Fabiola dining table is a stunning statement piece, bringing character to any modern interior. Its beautiful wooden legs, with subtle angled details, bring warmth and elegance to the design. The mix of material creates a refined contrast, adding a contemporary touch while maintaining a sense of natural charm. Supported by a sturdy metal frame, this table offers both style and durability, making it the true heart of your dining space.
What Makes the Fabiola Unique: A Three-Material Hybrid—Wood Legs, Metal Frame, Glass Top
The Fabiola is the most compositionally complex table reviewed in this entire series—and the first with three distinct, codified material parameters applied to the base itself rather than just base-plus-top. Where the Gemma uses a metal finish + top color, the Fabiola uses:
This three-material construction reflects Fabiola's defining characteristic: it is not an all-metal table or an all-wood table, but a hybrid—solid ash wood legs anchored by a metal structural frame, topped with a glass surface. The mix of material creates a refined contrast, adding a contemporary touch while maintaining a sense of natural charm.
This is also the first table in this series built on solid ash wood legs specifically, distinguishing it from the Joshua stool's birch base. Ash is valued in furniture for its strength, straight grain, and natural resilience—it takes stain well and has a slightly coarser, more pronounced grain than birch, giving it a bolder natural character.
Design Aesthetic
The Fabiola is listed under Amisco's Mid-Century Modern trend category—a deliberate positioning that sets it apart from the Urban or Scandinavian collections dominating the rest of this product series. Mid-century modern design is defined by organic forms, mixed materials, and the integration of natural and industrial elements—all of which describe the Fabiola precisely. Its wooden legs, with subtle angled details, echo the tapered-leg aesthetic of classic mid-century dining furniture, while the metal structural frame and glass top bring it squarely into contemporary territory.
Copenhagen Imports describes the Fabiola's taupe glass top as complementing the angled legs in a warm wood tone—confirming that the glass top and wood legs work as a unified warm-neutral palette rather than creating jarring contrast.
Dimensions
The Fabiola is available in multiple sizes across its three base:
50670 (smaller base): Rectangular dining table, approximately 54" long × 32" wide × 30⅛" high. The carton measures 35.75" L × 3" W × 60.5" H
50674 (larger base): Rectangular dining table, approximately 72" long × 32" wide × 30⅛" high—confirmed by Bureau et Bureau as a "72" Rectangular Dining Table." The carton for this size measures 39" L × 3" W × 72.75" H at 52 lbs.
50677: A third size variant between the two above.
The leg-between-seat-height clearances are 19⅞" width between legs and 41⅞" length between legs at seat height—providing generous knee clearance along the length of the table.
Seating capacity: The 54" version seats 4–6 people; the 72" version seats 6–8 people comfortably.
Wood Leg Finish Options
The Fabiola's solid ash legs are available in nine color stains: Barley (A1—warm light tan), Raccoon (A2—medium warm brown), Barrel (A3—richer medium brown), Anthracite (A6—dark charcoal), Armagnac (A7—deep amber-brown), Ashes (A9—cool medium gray), Leche (AA—light cream-white, your configuration), Verduzzu (AV—a warm sage-adjacent tone), and Nature (NT—natural/unstained ash).
Tabletop Options
The Fabiola base is compatible with clear glass, white glass, black glass, taupe glass, Italian Porcelain on Glass, TFL (1" thick), Birch Veneer, Walnut Veneer, White Oak Veneer (1" thick), Solid Birch (1 1/16" thick), and Solid Ash
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