Dining Tables - Page 4

The dining table is a piece of furniture we often gather around to eat, socialise, sit down and breathe; quite simply, we spend a large part of our daily lives here. With a well-designed kitchen table, you can easily create character in a room and put your own stamp on the decor.

Dining tables can also have different functions, such as drawers for storage, shelves under the table top and built-in wine racks.

When choosing a dining table, consider the style, size and features you need to make the dining table a comfortable experience. With the right dining table, you can create an inviting dining area for friends and family to gather around.

Dining and kitchen tables for all tastes

In recent years, dining tables from Hay and the Less is More kitchen table from Danish dk3 have become a favourite with our customers. The table is characterised by dk3's signature stripped-down design with a focus on craftsmanship and materials. Among our most popular dining tables you will also find &traditions In Between and Miss Holly from Stolab in Småland.

A dining table is an essential piece of furniture in a home, which is why our range is now bigger, more interesting and with a solid design. So whether you're moving, renovating or looking for a simple refresh, we have kitchen tables in a variety of styles and materials.

The shape of your dining table

When looking for dining tables, there are many types and shapes to choose from. Traditional dining tables are usually rectangular or round with a single pedestal base and four legs. Contemporary dining tables can have a more unique shape, such as hexagonal or oval, and can have multiple bases or even glass tops.

Large, small, round or rectangular - no two kitchen tables are the same. A round table is social, as more people can fit in a smaller space. The Knolls Saarinen Round Table is a round dining table that is available in several exclusive marble stones to suit and match your tastes and interiors.

Fritz Hansen's classic Superellips has a simple silhouette and is one of Scandinavia's most recognisable dining tables. In 1925, the timeless LC12 La Roche glass table was designed and is seen annually in magazines and homes around the world. A design classic with a chrome base.

The height of a dining table matters

An important factor to consider when choosing furniture for a kitchen is the height of the dining or kitchen table. A dining table can vary in height and size depending on its intended use. For example, if you plan to use your dining table not only for eating but also as a work surface or countertop, you can choose a taller dining table that can accommodate this extra use.

However, if space is limited in the kitchen, you can look for a lower height dining table that will allow it to fit better in the room without taking up too much valuable floor space. Whatever type of dining table you choose, think about how often it will be used and by how many people so you can determine the best size and height for your needs.

When it comes to chairs, a good rule of thumb is to be able to sit comfortably at the dining table without your knees hitting the underside of the table or your feet dangling off the floor. Therefore, make sure that you choose chairs with the appropriate height in relation to your dining table to ensure maximum comfort and convenience when using your kitchen furniture. Ultimately, a well-chosen dining table and chairs can make all the difference when it comes to creating an inviting and comfortable space.

Dining tables in different materials

Dining tables can be made from a variety of materials such as wood, metal, glass or stone. Each material has its own unique characteristics and benefits that should be considered when shopping for a dining table.

For example, wooden dining tables are classic and timeless but often require more maintenance than other materials. Metal dining tables can have a more modern look and are usually easy to maintain. Glass dining tables provide an open feel but may not be as durable as other options.

Finally, stone dining tables offer a unique look that is incredibly resilient but also heavier and more expensive.