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Types of Tables

Dining Tables

The centerpiece of your dining room for family meals and entertaining.

Choose from rectangular, round, square, or extendable dining tables. Size depends on your space and family needs.

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Coffee Tables

Essential living room centerpiece for drinks, books, and décor.

Coffee tables anchor your living room. Consider size, shape, and storage features for your lifestyle.

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Side Tables & End Tables

Functional accent pieces for lamps, drinks, and décor.

Side tables flank sofas and beds, providing convenient surface space. Nightstands are bedroom-specific side tables.

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Desks

Workspace tables for home offices and study areas.

Desks range from compact writing desks to spacious executive desks. Consider storage, cable management, and ergonomics.

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Console Tables

Slim tables for entryways, hallways, and behind sofas.

Console tables are narrow and versatile. Perfect for displaying décor, storing keys, or adding storage to tight spaces.

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Bar Tables & Pub Tables

Tall tables for casual dining and entertaining spaces.

Counter-height and bar-height tables create a casual dining atmosphere. Great for small spaces and home bars.

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Table Buying Guide

1. Dining Table Sizing

Allow 24 inches of table space per person and 36 inches of clearance around the table for chairs and walking.

4 people: 36" x 48" to 40" x 60"
6 people: 36" x 72" to 40" x 84"
8 people: 40" x 96" to 44" x 108"
Round tables: 48" (4 people), 60" (6 people), 72" (8-10 people)

2. Coffee Table Sizing

Coffee tables should be 2/3 the length of your sofa and 14-18 inches from the sofa edge. Height should be equal to or 1-2 inches lower than sofa seat height (typically 16-18 inches).

3. Materials & Durability

Wood (Solid): Most durable, timeless, can be refinished. Hardwoods like oak, walnut, and maple last decades.
Engineered Wood/MDF: Budget-friendly, less durable (5-10 years). Good for low-traffic areas.
Glass: Modern aesthetic, easy to clean, shows fingerprints. Tempered glass is safest.
Metal: Industrial look, very durable, can be heavy. Steel and aluminum are popular.
Marble/Stone: Luxurious, unique patterns, requires sealing and maintenance.

4. Table Shapes

Rectangular: Most common, seats the most people, fits most spaces
Round: Promotes conversation, no sharp corners (kid-friendly), seats fewer people
Square: Compact, works in small spaces, limited seating
Oval: Combines benefits of rectangular and round, elegant look

5. Special Features

Extendable Tables: Leaves expand seating for guests. Butterfly, drop-leaf, and pull-out extensions.
Storage: Drawers, shelves, or hidden compartments add functionality.
Adjustable Height: Coffee tables or desks that convert from sitting to standing height.

6. Budget Guidelines

Dining Tables: $200-600 (budget), $600-1,500 (mid-range), $1,500+ (high-end)
Coffee Tables: $100-300 (budget), $300-800 (mid-range), $800+ (designer)
Desks: $150-400 (budget), $400-1,000 (mid-range), $1,000+ (executive)