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a long, narrow table with a plank top and trestle-style base, originally used in monasteries for communal meals, now used in dining rooms and as a decorative piece
What is a "refectory table"?
A refectory table is a large, sturdy table traditionally used in dining halls or religious institutions, such as monasteries or abbeys, for communal meals. It typically features a long, rectangular design with a solid, simple construction and is often made from wood. Refectory tables have a strong, functional design that can accommodate many people, making them ideal for group dining or gatherings. Their rustic, traditional style is characterized by thick legs and a robust tabletop. These tables are commonly found in large dining rooms or used in homes with a need for a spacious, durable dining area.
