Small Modern Dining Tables
Small Modern Dining Tables
Small dining tables allow you to create sociable and stylish eating areas in homes with limited floor space. Place a small dining table in your kitchen to enjoy meals with friends and family, transform your living room into a lounge/diner with a beautifully designed table, or create more space in your dining room with a perfectly sized piece of furniture.
You can make your dining area even more compact by opting for dining benches instead of dining chairs. Benches slip neatly under dining tables, making them incredibly space-efficient while also being stylish and practical.
Castlery's small dining tables come in a variety of shapes and sizes. Round dining tables can look fantastic in corners and alcoves, while rectangular tables fit perfectly against walls or in the center of a dining area.
If you want to maximize the feeling of light and space in your living area, choose a table with thin, elegant legs and a bright timber finish. Tables with marble tops are also ideal for small modern spaces, as the white surface reflects light and makes the room feel bigger.
If you don’t have enough room for even a small dining table, consider installing a counter instead. A counter can serve as both a dining area and extra work or preparation space. Adding a counter and counter stools in your kitchen will help create a cozy dining area in even the smallest homes.
Find out more and explore our beautiful range of small dining tables, chairs and benches by browsing our collection today.
FAQ
Small dining tables range in length from around 47" to 63", and in width from around 35" to 48". Like standard dining tables, small tables are generally around 30" high.
Dining tables come in a wide range of sizes. Large tables are designed to seat 8 or more people, while small tables can normally accommodate 4 to 6 people comfortably.
This will depend on the size, the dimensions and the layout of the space you need to furnish. Small dining tables are available in rectangle and circle shapes. If your table is going to sit in a corner, a circular design might work best, while rectangle tables look great placed close to, or against, straight walls.
