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Whether you want round or rectangle, extending or fixed, wooden or marble you will be sure to find the right dining table in this collection

Blonde Round Dining Table French Connection

In an open-plan space, a round table that tucks into a corner can create a dining or working zone all by itself. At 120cm this will seat four comfortably – but remember you should ideally have a minimum of 90cm for each chair to pull out, leaving enough space for the person using it to sit down or leave. However, if you are mostly two, this one can tuck nicely into a corner with a couple of stools underneath for the others to use (when they are allowed in).
Travis dining table in black Perch & Parrow

If you're after a long dining table then you'll need to make sure it’s not dominating the space. This (2m long), with its legs inset from the ends, will appear to take up much less space than a table of the same length with a leg at each corner.
Evesham Dining Table The Dormy House

A classic of the genre, this pedestal table comes in a choice of colours so the thing would be to choose a more unexpected one. Imagine this is deep dark navy or grey with vintage chairs in either wood or a contrasting colour.
Dining Table Four Another Country

A gloss green lacquered table that will be a showstopper in any room. Add chairs in a contrasting colour or material for real drama. Also comes in natural oak.
Gazzda Fawn Tink Dining Table Heal's

A classic oak table with brass legs in a nod to the current trend of mixing wood and metal. This will also help break up a fight between pine floorboards or parquet and a different wood used on a table. Style with coloured chairs in either painted wood or plastic.
&Tradition SK6 Dining Table Nest

The slim outline of this large table means that it looks much smaller than it actually is. It will seat 10 – although that’s unlikely to be needed most of the time it does mean you can work at one end and have supper at the other.
Mater Accent Dining Table AMARA

If you have space for a round table it certainly makes conversation easier and there are no sharp corners to bump into. In a kitchen which tends to be full of straight lines this can mix things up a little too.
Toaster in Mottled Black Loaf

Classic farmhouse style that extends from medium to large. Perfect for those who only need to feed four for 363 days of the year and then it’s Christmas.
Park Up Loaf

Farmhouse tables can tend towards the chunky but this has a slimmer leg so will work in smaller spaces. It also extends twice so you can go from six to eight to ten which should cover most eventualities.
How to bring light into your hall ON THE BLOG...

When you Google hallways you tend to see huge American spaces where the biggest problem is should your central table be round or square, whereas in mine it’s more about can I hang a second coat on this hook or is it going to stop me opening the door to the loo which is crammed in under the stairs and blocked by shoes and bags. Here’s how to make yours feel lighter and brighter.
Cooper Oak Extendable Dining Table Perch & Parrow

A completely classic farmhouse style table that extends from 150cm to 240cm. The legs are solid oak, the top is oak veneer.