Black Dining Tables

Black round dining table for small kitchens

A black table grounds a room and works with white walls, wood floors and nearly any chair color. Small round tables seat two to four: 31.5 inch tulip tables come in black, black and gold marble-look and sintered stone in black and silver, black and gold or gold and black, and a 35.4 inch round glass table sits on black metal legs. For four, choose the 46 to 47.25 inch round farmhouse, pedestal or marble-look tables, one with a fluted base rated for 500 lb.

Black oval dining table and extendable tables

Oval and extendable tables stretch for guests. The black farmhouse oval table opens from a 43.31 inch round to 59.06 inches with a self-storing leaf and seats up to six, and the glossy black oval table extends to 59 inches and seats up to eight. The black farmhouse round table opens from 42 to 56 inches, and the black oval pedestal table is a full 78.74 inches long.

Black dining table for 6

For six, look at 59 inches and longer. Extended oval tables seat six to eight, and the 63 inch black and white marble-look rectangular table seats four to six on a trestle-style base. The 52 inch black glass table on an iron frame suits a narrow room.

Pedestal dining table bases and table tops

Many black tables stand on a single pedestal, which leaves knee room all the way around and makes it easy to squeeze in an extra chair. Tops include glossy and matte black, oak veneer, tempered glass, sintered stone, marble-look prints and molded fiberglass on the petal table. Construction: MDF tops on many tables, with sintered stone, glass or fiberglass on others.

Glossy black shows dust and fingerprints, so wipe it with a soft, damp cloth and dry it. Matte and wood-grain finishes hide marks better.