In the same room? One in the basement and one in the kitchen above? What about two rectangular tables?

Like a round table in the eat-in kitchen and a round table in the formal dining room?

If that is what you are asking, there is no rule that you can't use 2 round tables.

Yes, one in the kitchen. One in the dining area. Dining room is open floor plan with living room.

Have seen it done before although most often have seen a round kitchen/breakfast room table and a rectangular dining room table.

Choose the size and shape based on the room size and shape. If you have two round tables they shouldn't be identical. Can you post some pictures of the spaces?

The dining table is round with a glass top and a large cream-colored base. The kitchen table will be a round wood table, painted black.

Norwood Architects, yes. I thought that would be the proper way. I moved into my new home with the furniture from the old house. Trying to make it work while funds are tight. I am encouraged now to use them both for now. I will eventually make the switch to add a rectangle table and delete one of the round ones.

Thanks everyone!

Choose what suits each space and will accommodate your seating requirements.

https://nadinestay.com/dining-table-guide/

If not thrilled about the glass dining table, if interested, consider selling and replacing via Marketplace.

I don't see why and I wouldn't care if it was if you have two nice round tables. Use them then.

We need to see your space and the tables otherwise we are in the dark. @ round tables are not bad but they really need to suit the space