6 Dining Tables

3 Contemporary Dining Tables
3 Classic Tables

So not all of us have space for a dining room, but with today's trend for open-plan kitchen diners, many of us have room, nonetheless, for a dining table. Want the very best one? Choose from our pick of the best.

By Clare Steel

Scandinavian Style

This Nordic-inspired table is a beautiful choice. In blonde wood, and with its simple mid 20th century styling, it’s a good option for all sorts of rooms as it won’t create visual clutter, and will keep your room light-filled. Nevertheless, it’ll seat six comfortably.

Fjord extending dining table, £529, Marks & Spencer

Get Around

A round table is a good option in a multi-use room as there aren’t any corners to bump into as you move around the space – always a benefit. Think about this shape, too, if your dining room, or dining space, is small as it’s space-efficient. This version is solid oak, and has elegant curved legs to complement its circular top.

Rosy dining table (D110 x H75cm), £565, Wood Empire

Funky Finish

For a kitchen-diner, think about a table that will complement the glossy finishes and colour schemes of contemporary units. The Duke table from Calligaris has a white lacquered top and a chrome frame that will fit in perfectly with modern units. And of course, just as with your kitchen, the light-reflective materials will help keep the space bright.

Calligaris Duke table (L170 x W90 x H75cm), £549, Mac&Mac Interiors

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