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60-Inch Free-Form Dining Room Tables

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Contemporary Live Edge Dining Table, Black Walnut, 60x48x31
Contemporary Live Edge Dining Table, Black Walnut, 60x48x31by Woodland Creek Furniture(1)
$3,415
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This contemporary live edge dining table starts with reclaimed black walnut. Naturally down trees are harvested. The wood is cut and kiln dried. Craftsmen then make a natural edge slab and seal it with four coats of high quality clear coat. You will see all the trees natural markings and grain pattern. The top is then paired with a linear, modern base. This contemporary live edge dining table is a transitional furniture design. It will look great in all types of d̩ecor such as rustic, modern, traditional, or cottage.

URBAN-600 Solid Wood Dining Table
URBAN-600 Solid Wood Dining Tableby Maxima House
$9,482
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  • We would like to present our handmade beam wood dining table.
The wood has a unique grain, making each table different and special. It shows the knots and all of the small natural imperfections that make each piece one-of-a-kind.
  • Metal legs gives it a nice, modern look and stability.
  • Wood was impregnated with German oil, which protects the wood against dirt, coffee and water stains.
This upcycled wooden table is the perfect addition to any indoor living space. It will work in an urban loft, a rustic farmhouse style room, or any office or shop that you have and want to put a well crafted and unique piece of furniture in.
  • Table top is crafted from Solid Walnut Wood, filled with resin (yellow tone).
  • Metal base is finished in green and shows all the imperfections of metal to create industrial look.
Due to natural variations in color, grain and shape of slabs no two tables will be the same and you can be sure your piece is as unique as nature itself.
  • For cleaning use a cleaner for oil/wax surfaces or simple damp cloth.
  • 100% made in Europe!
Sagar Dining Table, Blonde Yukas
Sagar Dining Table, Blonde Yukasby Rustic Home Deco
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$4,742
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Blonde yukas woods are blended and smoothed for a soft look with rich depth. Asymmetric sides form a casual octagon, bringing reimagined geometry to the table. Each style slightly unique, thanks to materials' natural quality.
Overall Dimensions: 60.00"w x 60.00"d x 30.00"h
  • Colors: Blonde Yukas
  • Materials: Thick Yukas Veneer
  • Weight: 110.23 lb
  • Volume: 35.81 cu ft
  • Clearance from Floor: 27.52"
  • Overhang: 15.75"
  • Tabletop Thickness: 2.5"

Frequently Asked Questions

How tall should the dining table be?

Standard dining tables typically range from 28 to 30 inches in height, accommodating most chairs and providing comfortable leg space. For taller individuals, tables on the higher end of this range may offer more comfort, while shorter people might prefer tables at the lower end. Adjustable-height tables can also be a versatile solution to cater to everyoneʼs needs.

What size table do I need for my dining room?

For a table seating four, aim for 36 to 44 inches in diameter (round) or width (rectangular). Six to eight guests require 44 to 54 inches, while ten or more need 54 inches or larger. Rectangular tables should be about 36 to 40 inches wide for comfortable dining. Consider an expandable table for flexibility with guest numbers, offering both space efficiency and accommodation for larger gatherings.

How much room should be around a dining table?

Maintain at least 36 inches of space around your dining table to ensure easy movement of chairs and unobstructed passage for people walking by seated diners.

What factors should I consider for a dining tableʼs durability?

Focus on materials that offer durability, such as hardwoods for wood tables, tempered glass for glass tables, and metals like stainless steel or wrought iron. Quality construction and joinery are crucial for longevity.

How do I choose a dining table for a small space?

In small spaces, opt for tables with extendable leaves, drop-leaf designs, or round tables that can be neatly placed in corners. Light-colored or glass materials can help the space feel larger and more open.