From everyday meals to special gatherings, the dining table is a central piece in your home. Inspired by our new collection of stylish tables designed for every space and need, we’ve put together a few tips to help you find the perfect table, whether you’re after something compact and modern or a bold statement piece.
Before you fall in love with a design, make sure it fits your space. A dining table might look amazing online or in a showroom, but if it doesn’t work with your space, all this won’t matter. The goal is to choose a table that allows for enough room to move comfortably around it. A good rule: leave at least 90 cm of space around all sides.
Look for streamlined designs. Dining tables with slim profiles, tapered legs, or open bases will visually lighten the space and make it feel less crowded.
A large, solid table can help ground the space. In open spaces, it can even act as a subtle divider between the kitchen and living area.
Shape matters more than you think. It’s not just a design choice as it affects how
people interact and how the room flows.
Rectangular tables are a classic for a reason: they work in most rooms, seat plenty of people, and feel balanced.
Round tables are great for smaller or square rooms. They encourage conversation and feel more intimate. No corners also means they’re easier to move around in tighter spaces.
Oval tables offer a nice middle ground. You get the soft edges of a round table but with extra seating space like a rectangular one.
As long as the size and shape work for your room, you’ve covered the most important part. From there, follow your style. You can go bold with the base, choose a material that feels right, or mix things up with texture.
Timeless and versatile! A solid wood table adds warmth and texture, whether you go with rich walnut, light oak, or something with a more rustic vibe. The good news? Wood works in almost any setting.
Care tip: Wood tables can get scratched or stained, so consider using placemats if the table is used frequently.
If you want a lighter, airier look, glass is a great option. It reflects light, makes small spaces feel bigger, and pairs well with bold or sculptural bases.
Good to know: Fingerprints and smudges are more visible on glass, so it may not be ideal for
families with kids.
Marble and other stone tops are known to instantly elevate a space. We love them because they work beautifully in minimalist and luxe settings.
Heads-up: Stone is durable, but porous. Proper care is key if you want it to stay looking its best over time.
Don’t be afraid to mix things up! A table with a wood top and metal base, or a stone surface paired with brass legs, can turn your dining table into a standout design feature. These combos are great if your style tends to be eclectic or modern.
Whatever you end up picking, make sure that it suits your space, fits your routine,
and feels good to use. The best dining tables aren’t just beautiful, they’re the ones
that get used too!
