Materials: Vika Amon Description: Where can I buy a stain or veneer to stain other IKEA furniture to match my Malm medium brown bedroom set? Specifically, I am trying to stain the Vika Amon table top.

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Ash Veneer Classic 5 Pc Dining Set w/Options

Features:

• Traditional 5 Piece Dining Set
• Ash Finish
• Sturdy Construction
• Set Includes Table and 4 Side Chairs
• Matching Chairs, Arm Chairs, Server and Buffet & Hutch are also Available

Dimensions:

• Table: 40″ x 60″ x 78″
• Chair: 41″H
• Arm Chair: 41″H
• Server: 54″ x 17″ x 40″H
• Buffet & Hutch: 54″ x 17″ x 82″H

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Ash Veneer Classic 5Pc Dining Set w/Optional Items

Manufactured in Switzerland, the D7 workstation is an office system designed by Denz . Focused around organization, this desk is much more functional than meets the eye. The table tops are available in synthetic resin, melamine, veneer, solid wood, and glass.

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Cherry Low Sheen Finish Transitional Coffee Table

Features:

• Avalon Collection
• Transitional Coffee Table Set
• Stream lined Bowed Fronts
• Glass Insert
• Maple Veneer With Select Hardwood

Dimensions:

• Round Coffee Table With Glass Insert: 40″ Dia x 20″H
• Oval Coffee Table: 50″L x 30″W x 20″H
• End Table: 28″ Dia x 24″H
• Sofa Table: 52″L x 18″W x 29″H

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Cherry Low Sheen Finish Transitional Coffee Table w/Glass Top

Dark Walnut Contemporary Dining Table with 2 Glass Inlays and Optional Chairs

Features:

• Modern Dinette Set
• Laminated Beech Veneer Top with Glass Inlays
• Solid Rubberwood with Upholstery Seat
• Rubberwood Frame and Legs

Dimensions:

• Dining Table: 48″L x 30″D x 30″H
• Side Chair: 18″L x 20″D x 35″H

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Dark Walnut Contemporary Dining Table w/Two Glass Inlays

The Stink Tree is a unique and interesting modern coffee table, made of recycled MDF and veneer construction. It is available with a variety of finishes for the table top including walnut, maple, cherry and oak.

The Stink Tree is designed by Dylan Gold, who’s website describes the Stink Tree as the following:

“The Stink Tree is shrouded in mystery. What we do know about it is that it may or may not reference an actual tree, it’s quite functional (though if you’re nervous about Sunday morning coffees, a glass top is an easy solution) and very heavy. This not a piece for your rickety treehouse, tempting as that self-referencing post-modern placement might be.”

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