Dining Tables Where Your Home Comes Together

The dining table is where a home gathers, for shared meals, homework, long conversations and celebrations. A well chosen table sets the tone for the whole room and quietly anchors everything around it.

Our dining tables span solid timber, marble topped and extendable designs in both round and rectangular shapes, sized to suit Australian homes from compact apartments to generous family spaces. Whether you are seating a couple or a full household, the range balances everyday practicality with lasting style, and pairs beautifully with our Dining Chairs to complete the setting.

Choosing the Right Dining Table for Your Home

Size the table to your room and household first. Allow around 60cm of table width per person, so a 120 to 140cm table comfortably seats four to six, while a 180 to 210cm table seats six to eight. Leave at least 90cm to a metre of clearance around the table so chairs pull out easily and people can move freely. Rectangular tables suit longer rooms and larger gatherings, round tables ease conversation in compact spaces, and an extendable design adds flexibility for when guests arrive.

• Solid timber for warmth and lasting durability
• Marble and stone tops for a refined, quietly luxurious statement
• Engineered wood with a smooth finish for a lighter budget
• Extendable designs for homes that host larger groups

Styles to Suit Your Space

A solid timber table suits coastal and Scandinavian interiors, while a marble top brings quiet luxury to a contemporary room. Add storage with our Sideboards & Buffets, ground the setting with a Rug, and explore the full All Dining Furniture range to finish the space.

Frequently Asked Questions

What size dining table do I need?

Allow about 60cm of width per person. A 120 to 140cm table seats four to six, while a 180 to 210cm table seats six to eight comfortably.

How much space should I leave around a dining table?

Leave at least 90cm to a metre of clearance around the table so chairs can be pulled out and people can move around the room with ease.

Are round or rectangular dining tables better?

Round tables suit compact or square rooms and ease conversation, while rectangular tables suit longer spaces and seat larger groups more readily.

How do I care for a timber or stone top?

Use place mats and coasters to protect the surface, wipe with a barely damp cloth and dry straight away, and reseal stone or oil timber as recommended to keep the finish looking its best.