Most listings describe solid hardwood or parawood tabletops; a smaller number pair a wood top with a steel frame. The descriptions focus on solid wood construction (hardwood or parawood) as the primary material.
“Unfinished” means the wood surface is untreated so you can paint, stain, or otherwise finish it yourself. Several listings explicitly state the pieces arrive untreated or ready-to-finish for personal staining or painting.
Tabletop thicknesses vary by model; the listings commonly show either 20 millimeters or 1 inch. Both measurements appear across different pieces rather than a single standard thickness.
Several listings call out solid parawood or other hardwood construction. Some descriptions also mention renewable or sustainable sourcing for parawood in certain items.
These tables appear in many shapes—rectangle, square, corner/triangular, narrow/slim, and novelty silhouettes. Reported widths range roughly from 9.5" to 52.0", depths from about 9.9" to 24.0", and heights are typically around 24"–30".
Common features include one or two drawers and a lower display or storage shelf. Some designs add built-in storage containers or cable-management features.