Dining Tables

A centrepiece for dining.

Ceramic, travertine effect and wood veneer dining tables in round, rectangular and extending designs, on sculptural walnut, black, gold and ribbed bases.

The dining table sets the tone for the whole room. This collection focuses on modern dining tables with sculptural bases and hard-wearing tops, from round pedestal tables for four to 180cm rectangular tables for larger gatherings. Ceramic dining tables make up much of the range, giving the look of stone with a surface that resists scratches and stains.

For a natural stone look, the Viera and Petra offer cream travertine effect ceramic tops, while the Maya is a round light cream ceramic table on an interlocking black wood veneer base. The Siena and Athens have white ash effect ceramic tops on a black ribbed base and a natural oak effect base respectively. The Zara and Matteo pair light grey ceramic stone tops with bold black wooden legs, and the Lucas sets a round white ceramic top on a grey ribbed base.

If you prefer wood, the Torello round dining table comes in black or walnut veneer on a cone-shaped base with gold trim, the Casa is a black round wooden dining table, and the Marco is a white round table on four cylindrical supports. For flexible hosting, choose an extending dining table: the Petra, plus two black ceramic marble effect designs on gold bases. Pair your table with our dining chairs.

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A guide to our dining tables

Which size and shape?

Start with your room and how many people you seat most often. Round tables in this range are 120cm or 135cm across, a good size for four in a kitchen diner or square room. The Torello at 135cm gives a little more space around the table. Rectangular tables include the Matteo at 160cm and the Viera, Zara, Athens and Siena at 180cm, which suit longer dining rooms and larger families. Leave enough room behind each chair to pull it out comfortably, and check every table's dimensions on its product page.

Is an extending dining table worth it?

An extending table is the most flexible choice if you entertain a few times a year. The black ceramic marble effect round table opens from an oblong to a full 135cm circle using a swivel mechanism, seating 4 closed and up to 6 extended. The rectangular version slides from 160cm to 220cm and seats 4 to 6. The Petra cream travertine effect table extends from 160cm to 240cm. Day to day, you keep a compact table and a calmer room, with extra space ready when guests arrive.

Ceramic or wood veneer?

Ceramic tops are the practical option for busy homes. They are described as resistant to scratches and stains, and several, including the Viera, Zara, Matteo, Petra and Lucas, are also heat resistant. Wood veneer, as on the Torello, Casa and Marco, brings warmth and visible grain, and suits a softer, more traditional dining room. Use mats and coasters on wood to protect the finish, and simply wipe ceramic with a damp cloth after meals. Large tables are delivered by partnered 2-man couriers across the UK mainland.