Dining tables are the heroes of the home. What other piece plays so many roles? From home office to game central to party central to, well, the place you eat your meals, it really is the spot that does it all. That’s why we have a wide variety of designs for you. From drop-leaf tables to extendable ones, wall mounted to gateleg, to everything you need to fit both guests and gourmet dishes. Don't forget to complete your dining set with some of our dining chairs.
Long and cosy breakfasts with freshly baked bread after a late sleep in. Hearty Sunday roasts with friends and family. Yummy weekend brunches with scrambled eggs, bacon and scones. Dining room tables are at the heart of it all. So, you’ll want to choose one that can handle the pressure. Ours are sturdy, durable, and often, extendable. Whether an oak table or round dining table, you will find one in your style.
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Mix it up and match it right, no design degree required. A SKÅLSTA table with chairs in oak veneer and wall-mounted storage – made with METOD kitchen cabinets and TERRSJÖ accent fronts in a red-brown wave pattern – create a balanced yet vibrant look. Add touches of blue, beige and black for a dining room that feels perfectly coordinated – and perfectly you.
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What to think about when getting a dining table
You might be tempted to just pick up a table that looks nice. But it’s not quite that easy. You want to be able to use it for many years, and to the fullest. Having a festive dinner, and then chatting around the dining table all the way into the early hours should be a delight, not a displeasure. Therefore, there are some things to keep in mind so that you are guaranteed to sit comfortably through and through.
The height of your kitchen table matters
Make sure to consider the height between the table and chairs. If you sit too high, your thighs might hit the underside of the tabletop, which can turn long dinners into a torment. If you sit too low, it becomes uncomfortable to lean your arms against the table, since your shoulders end up in an unnaturally high position.
A good rule of thumb is that the distance between the seat and the kitchen tabletop should be a maximum of 30 centimetres. Keep in mind that you need to measure from the actual seat. So be extra careful if you have chairs with cushions or built-in padding. These will sink down when you sit on them, and it is from that seating position that you should measure. Otherwise, a few centimetres in height will disappear when you sit down, and then suddenly: the table is too high.
If you’re not in the mood to mix and match kitchen tables and chairs, why not choose one of our dining sets? They’re made to go together, so you know they’re a good fit.
How to make sure everyone can fit around your kitchen table
You also need to consider how many people you want to fit around the table. You’ll want all diners to be able to sit comfortably without bumping into each other when eating. For that, it is estimated that each seat needs 60 centimetres in width. So, if you want a dining table for four, with two people on each side, you need one that is at least 120 centimetres long. For six people with three people on each side, at least 180 centimetres applies, and so on.
If you’re not a hundred percent sure whether you need seating for four or six (or more), get yourself an extendable table. Space-saving when you’re just a few fellows, and easily extended when it’s time for a bigger party.
Consider the position of the dining table legs
Make sure to consider the placement of the table legs. If they are on the very edge, you and your guests can sit next to each other without problem. If, on the other hand, the legs are placed more toward the centre, you may need to think extra carefully about size and legroom.
If you try to squeeze too many people around the dining table, there’s a risk that some may sit with a cold table leg between their own two human legs. Or it becomes a constant irritation when you hit your knee every time you get up or sit down. So, make sure to consider each aspect of your new table, or those late-night dinners might turn from sweet to sour.