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Dining Tables

The Centerpiece of the Dining Room

A Z Gallerie dining table sets the tone for the whole room, whether it's a veined marble top, a warm wood silhouette, or glass on a sculptural gold base. The collection spans round, rectangular, and oval shapes and a range of materials, built to anchor everything from a breakfast nook to a formal dining room.

Pair it with sculptural dining chairs and a statement chandelier overhead, and add a rug underneath to ground the space. The table is the foundation that the rest of the room is styled around.

Frequently Asked Questions

What size dining table do I need for my space? ▼

For a breakfast nook or small room, a 42 to 48 inch round table seats four. Medium rooms suit a 60 to 72 inch rectangular table for six to eight. For larger rooms, an 84-inch or extendable table seats eight to ten. Leave about 36 inches between the table and the walls so chairs pull out comfortably.

Which dining table shape works best for my room? ▼

Round tables suit smaller or square rooms and make conversation easy. Rectangular tables seat the most people and fit long or formal rooms. Oval tables give you rectangular capacity with softer edges, which helps in tighter spaces where sharp corners get in the way.

What are Z Gallerie dining tables made of? ▼

Options include glass with chrome or gold bases, solid and veneered wood in finishes from espresso to whitewashed, real and faux marble, and mixed-material designs combining lacquer, metal, and wood. Each material brings a different weight and feel to the room.

How do I care for a marble or glass dining table? ▼

For marble, wipe spills right away since acidic foods can etch the surface, use coasters and placemats, and reseal natural marble periodically. For glass, use a streak-free cleaner sprayed onto a cloth and put felt pads under decor to avoid scratches.

How many people can an extendable dining table seat? ▼

It depends on the table, but our extendable styles generally add one to two more place settings per leaf. Many go from seating six to eight up to ten or more when fully extended, which makes them a practical pick if you host occasionally but don't want a large table every day.