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Dining tables

Whether you want round or rectangle, extending or fixed, wooden or marble you will be sure to find the right dining table in this collection

Wingrove round to oval dining table MADE

This round French oak table will seat four when round and six when extended to an oval. Remember when planning your space you need to allow 1m for chair to pull out and someone to stand up. This is 120cm in diameter and extends to 163cm when pulled out. Measure that space out before you buy.
Travis dining table in black Perch & Parrow

If you need or want a long dining table (this is 2m long) then you need to make sure it’s not dominating the space and this, with its legs inset from the ends will appear to take up much less space than a table of the same length with a leg at each corner.
Evesham Dining Table The Dormy House

A classic of the genre, this pedestal table comes in a choice of colours so the thing would be to choose a more unexpected one. Imagine this is deep dark navy or grey with vintage chairs in either wood or a contrasting colour.
Mater Accent Dining Table AMARA

If you have space for a round table it certainly makes conversation easier and there are no sharp corners to bump into. In a kitchen which tends to be full of straight lines this can mix things up a little too.
Gracie Oaks Anneliese Dining Table Wayfair

Oval dining tables are hard to find and a good compromise between the huge amount of space you need for a round one and the all the straight lines of a rectangle. This is simple and classic and the curved edges are a nice detail.
Nord Extending Dining Table M&S

So often when I go to clients’ homes and they insist that they must have a table that seats eight even though for 350 days (of a normal year) there are only two or four of them sitting round it. That means that half of it will be filled with junk for more than half the time. An extending table is your answer. The slightly flared legs of this give it a pleasing shape.
Tiptoe Base Leg Made in Design

I have been a fan of this French brand since it launched and am thrilled to bring it to you on Design Storey. Basically you buy the legs (and oddly they are sold singly although you can buy two and use a shelf attachment to fix your top to the wall) and you can clamp them onto anything you want to use as a table top - so a bit of leftover kitchen counter, a salvaged door, a piece of tempered glass - and create your own table. They come in lots of colours and different heights so you can make a dining table or desk (75cm) or a bench or low table. So simple so clever. Made from powder-coated steel and epoxy paint (which is made from eco-friendly resin).
Dining Table Four Another Country

A gloss green lacquered table that will be a showstopper in any room. Add chairs in a contrasting colour or material for real drama. Also comes in natural oak.
Park Up Loaf

Farmhouse tables can tend towards the chunky but this has a slimmer leg so will work in smaller spaces. It also extends twice so you can go from six to eight to ten which should cover most eventualities.
Cooper Oak Extendable Dining Table Perch & Parrow

A completely classic farmhouse style table that extends from 150cm to 240cm. The legs are solid oak, the top is oak veneer.