Round Dining Tables

Round dining tables from 23.6-inch bistro tables to 60-inch tables for six, in solid walnut, mango wood, oak, reclaimed pine, sintered stone and faux marble. Pedestal bases keep legs out of the way. Free shipping within the continental U.S.

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How to choose a round dining table

Size the table to the number of people you seat most nights. As a rule of thumb, a 30 to 36 inch round seats two, 42 to 48 inches seats four, and 54 to 60 inches seats four to six. Round tables seat people more evenly than rectangles because nobody sits at a corner or the far end, which keeps conversation going.

Then check the room. Leave about 36 inches between the table edge and the nearest wall or furniture so chairs can slide out and people can walk behind them. That means a 48-inch table wants a space of roughly 10 by 10 feet. In a kitchen nook or small apartment, a 30 to 36 inch bistro table works with two chairs and leaves a walkway.

Pick the base and the top. A pedestal base keeps legs out from under the edge, so chairs tuck in at any angle and you can squeeze in an extra seat. Sintered stone and faux marble tops resist heat and stains. Solid walnut and mango wood warm up a room, and they want coasters and a quick wipe after spills.

Pair the table with dining chairs that fit under the apron, and if you need more seats on holidays, see extendable dining tables. Every order ships free within the continental U.S., and white glove delivery with assembly is a flat $150 at checkout.

Frequently asked questions

What size round table seats four?
A 42 to 48 inch round table seats four comfortably. A 54 to 60 inch table seats four to six.
How much space does a round dining table need?
Leave about 36 inches between the table edge and walls or furniture so chairs can pull out. A 48-inch table needs roughly a 10 by 10 foot area.
Why choose a pedestal base?
A pedestal keeps the legs in the center, so chairs fit anywhere around the edge and nobody bumps a table leg. It also makes it easier to add an extra chair.
Which tabletop material is easiest to care for?
Sintered stone and faux marble resist heat, scratches and stains and wipe clean. Solid wood needs coasters and a quick wipe after spills.
Do you have round tables for two?
Yes. Bistro tables from about 24 to 35 inches seat two and fit kitchen nooks and small apartments.
Is white glove delivery available?
Yes, for a flat $150 at checkout. The crew delivers, unpacks, carries up to two flights of stairs, places it in your room of choice, assembles it and takes the packaging away.