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We make most of our dining tables in our own workshops, often from logs we mill ourselves, and we kiln-dry our own lumber, so it doesn’t split or crack when we work with it. Most of our dining tables are crafted from both solid wood and veneers, and we use a variety of woods including maple, birch, poplar, cherry, and oak.

A big, formal rectangular dining table would feel out of place in a kitchen, but a small round dining table or square dining table would feel just right in a cozy corner. Rather than getting caught up on labels, think about both the table’s size and its design aesthetic. We don’t label any of our tables “kitchen tables,” but any of them could be! Generally, kitchen tables are smaller because they have to fit into more snug spaces, and they’re understood to be less formal, with a casual family vibe. Is there a difference between kitchen tables and dining room tables? If you will need a smaller table for most of the year and a bigger one just for parties or at holiday time, consider getting an extension table, so you can add and take out a leaf as needed.

How many people can your dining tables seat?

If you want to see a new table within your floor plan-or rethink your whole floor plan-you can experiment with our 3D Room Planner.

The measurements aren’t to-the-millimeter perfect, but they’ll give you a good idea of the scale of the table and how it will look in your dining room.

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If you want to preview dining room tables in your space, download our EA inHome® app.

If you’re not confident about whether your table will fit, we have some visualization tools to help you out:

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