following. I am currently searching for a round dining table (similar style to the above) for my eat in kitchen. I have looked at this same table.

Any luck? I am also looking for a 72” round table

I also recommend having your table made.

I recently remodeled and had a lot of stuff done by a local person (or persons). I got exactly what I wanted. I had fallen in love with an Art Deco table I saw on the web and had him create it for me.

The price was the same or only a bit more than the "middle range" choices that you don't like.

I am thrilled with the results.

I didn't have my current furniture made by them but many years ago I bought an oak table (not custom from them) and their quality was very good.

Custom Furniture

ETA - Have you seen a 72" round table in person. It is not a super practical size which is why it is not common. There is space in the middle which isn't easily accessible - generally at large round tables one needs a lazy Susan of some kind.

Why do you need this configuration? Is it aesthetics or for a functional need.

What specifically are the issues the reviewers have with the table? In my experience solid wood tables generally last because they don't receive the same kind of wear as upholstered tables and even wood chairs do. Is the finish the problem - sometimes people don't know how to treat wood furniture and so they don't follow basic common sense - e.g. they don't use trivets or they don't wipe up spills. Or they use some kind of spray with silicone which destroys the finish - e.g. Pledge.

https://www.arhaus.com/furniture/dining-room-furniture/dining-room-tables/asolo-dining-table/

Megan I'm looking at the same table now. Did you get this one? I have been looking for reviews on it, but can't find any.