Layered Fin-Base Jade Rabbit Marble Dining Table

1. Product Introduction

This Jade Rabbit marble dining table combines a light natural marble tabletop, rounded walnut edging, and a layered wood-and-stone base that gives the product a stronger structural identity within the same series. The tabletop shows a soft beige-white marble surface with subtle natural veining, while the walnut frame adds warmth and creates a clean furniture-style edge around the stone. The main difference of this version is the bottom structure: each end support is not a single straight panel, U-cut base, or slotted stone panel, but a layered fin-style composition made from multiple vertical walnut and light stone sections. These parallel panels create depth, shadow, and a more architectural rhythm under the tabletop. The matching upholstered chairs shown in the images can be supplied as optional pieces, while the dining table can also be ordered separately for retail collections, project dining spaces, showroom displays, and private-label furniture programs.

2. Rounded Marble Top and Walnut Edge Finishing

The tabletop uses a calm Jade Rabbit natural marble surface that keeps the dining table bright, refined, and easy to coordinate with modern interiors. The rounded walnut edge frames the stone surface and visually connects the tabletop with the walnut base panels and matching chair frames. Because the table uses a simple rectangular top, the edge finishing becomes especially important for the final product impression. Buyers should inspect marble flatness, stone pattern selection, surface polishing, walnut edge alignment, rounded corner smoothness, joint precision, and finish consistency before confirming samples or bulk production.

3. Layered Walnut-Stone Fin Base Construction

The base is the strongest design identifier of this model. Each end support uses several vertical panels arranged in a layered fin structure, combining walnut wood sections with light stone slabs. Compared with the straight split-panel version, this base has more depth and a richer side profile. Compared with the U-cut or vertical slot versions, it does not rely on open cut-outs; instead, the design value comes from the repeated vertical layers and the controlled spacing between wood and stone. For factory production, key inspection points include panel spacing, vertical alignment, left-right symmetry, stone panel positioning, walnut grain consistency, joint accuracy, bottom contact stability, tabletop balance, and protection of each exposed panel edge during export packaging.

4. Customization, Matching Chairs, and B2B Buyer Value

Customization can include tabletop size, marble pattern, walnut tone, edge thickness, base panel width, layered panel quantity, stone panel color, chair upholstery, chair quantity, packing method, logo marking, and private-label requirements. The matching upholstered chairs can be supplied together as a coordinated dining set, while the table can also be purchased separately for buyers who need flexible collection planning. For B2B buyers, this model is valuable because the layered fin base creates a clear visual difference in online listings and showroom displays without making the product too decorative or difficult to match. Movvon can support sample confirmation, material matching, layered base consistency control, stability checking, batch production inspection, and reinforced export packaging for natural marble dining tables.

5. FAQ

Q: What makes this table different from the straight split-panel base version?

A: This version uses a layered fin-style base made from multiple walnut and stone vertical sections, while the straight split-panel version has a simpler flat panel arrangement with less depth.

Q: Is this base the same as the U-cut or vertical slot design?

A: No. This model does not use a U-shaped opening or a long vertical slot. Its design feature is the layered arrangement of walnut and stone panels under the tabletop.

Q: Can the dining table be ordered without the matching chairs?

A: Yes, the dining table can be ordered separately. The matching upholstered chairs are optional and can be supplied together when buyers need a complete dining set.

Q: What should buyers inspect on the layered fin base?

A: Buyers should check panel spacing, verticality, left-right symmetry, stone panel position, walnut grain consistency, joint precision, floor contact, and whether all exposed panel edges are finished cleanly.

Q: Can the base proportion or panel arrangement be customized?

A: Yes, buyers can discuss base panel width, layered panel quantity, stone tone, walnut finish, tabletop size, edge thickness, chair upholstery, packing method, and private-label details according to market needs.

Q: How should this table be protected for export shipment?

A: Export packaging should protect the natural marble tabletop, rounded walnut edge, layered stone panels, walnut fin sections, and all exposed corners. Reinforced cartons, surface wrapping, corner guards, panel edge protection, and stable loading instructions are recommended for bulk shipments.