A stunning example of sculptural American design, this vintage Broyhill Brasilia pedestal dining table captures the essence of mid-century modern elegance. Crafted in the 1960s, the base features Broyhill’s signature arched cutouts inspired by Oscar Niemeyer’s architecture for the city of Brasília. The substantial base design adds a dramatic sculptural quality that is as functional as it is visually striking—offering excellent stability while creating a captivating interplay of light and shadow beneath the tabletop.

The table includes one leaf, allowing the round top to extend into an oval and comfortably seat additional guests. Its warm walnut surface and iconic pedestal base make it a standout in any space, whether styled with classic Brasilia chairs or contrasted with minimalist modern seating. A piece like this doesn’t just serve meals—it anchors a room with bold architectural presence and timeless sophistication.

Learn more in our Broyhill Brasilia Collector's Guide.