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Eco-friendly Dining Table that provides warmth and a bit of style to any dining space.

I love a multipurpose dining room table like this one from Williams-Sonoma. You can dress it up for fabulous dinners or use it for arts and crafts. This is a great piece to invest in for the long haul.

Seat a large gathering with this beautiful dining table that expands from 56" Dia. to 76"L. The base is elegantly carved in a shape that reminds you of the classic symbol of welcome, a pineapple. Matching chairs are available.Handcrafted in birch solids with walnut inlays.Size: Dining table comes...

The rectilinear design of this table base is such a beautiful contrast to the rustic quality of the materials it is made from.

My family is in the market for a new dining table. The top contender thus far is this one. The clean lines and exaggerated thickness suit our modern taste, while the light wood and the bench-style seating fit in with the coastal style of our beach house.

The best thing about trestle tables is their form. Not only does this one provide beautiful contemporary lines, the legs don't get in your way when you pull your chair up to eat.

It's hard to argue with the appeal of Eeron Saarinen's iconic tulip table design. I like the oval version for the added space in particular, so you can fit more people over for dinner.

Set the stage for an outdoor farmhouse meal with this rustic, chunky outdoor dining table. This expansive table easily seats 8 to 10 people, and the crisscross detailing adds a geometric touch.

Designed by Eero Saarinen in 1956, the classic tulip table was inspired by his disdain for "the slum of legs" that were cluttering up U.S. homes.

Love Mad Men? Then you might just love this retro-esque dining table. With a lacquered shine and a sturdy foundation, it will fit as many people as you want around to dine and will foster lively conversation with your meal.

This handmade table is unique and looks indestructible! I like the Y strut system on the bottom and the thick wood top. This would look awesome at pub height with Arthur Umanoff bar stools.

Multipurpose is the name of the game. Although, it would be interesting to attempt to eat dinner on this dining table while a ping pong game occurred simultaneously.

Do you regularly throw large dinner parties? Hickory Chair's Newport dining table ($5,390) is available in several sizes including a behemoth that starts at 10 feet long and expands up to 18 feet which would seat 20 people. It uses three pedestals rather than the two you see here. Casters on the...

Love the twists and turns. A perfect mix of an ornately forged base, paired with a distressed top. You won't want to hide this table under a tablecloth, but add more scuffs and scrapes to the top.

The floating glass top on this table lets the pleated modern base steal the show. If you're looking for a sculptural focal point, this base is perfect.

A great farmhouse table is necessary for a beautiful lodge-style kitchen.

This sturdy trestle table adds straight lines to a modern room but an antiqued finish that gives it a warm patina.

A big weathered table is something I long for when it comes to having an outdoor space. This one in particular caught my eye because not only is it beautiful but it’s adjustable, so you can make it bigger or smaller depending on how large a dinner party you are throwing.

I love the color of the finish and the size of this table.

What I like most about this table is that it knows how to work a pose, turning it's leg out on the red carpet! It's custom made using traditional methods but has a modern blocky style to it.

This is the classic farm table — simple and easy. Perfect with a super groovy white modern chair.

Swedish country homes are incomplete without farmhouse tables for all to gather around.

This minimalistic and sturdy dining sits on a striking trestle and will add a bit of modern Asian flair to your home.

This round table is a great space saver for a small dining room or eat-in kitchen, and it's also got some very hot legs that recall mid-century Scandanavian design. In addition, round tables are supposed to be a Feng Shui thing.

I love this dining table! The natural form of the tree trunk is just stunning. It could also be used as an entry hall table.

The clean modern base paired with the warm wood tabletop, makes this dining table the perfect industrial and rustic fusion. This table is sure to make a statement.