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Dining Tables

Two Seventy Nine dining tables come in round, oval, rectangular and square shapes and seat two to eight people. Pick solid wood, sintered stone, or tempered glass, with fixed and extendable tables starting at $195.

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Save $105Gold and green sintered stone round dining table, three-quarter view, gold pedestal base, white studio
Save $105Three-quarter studio view of black and gold sintered stone round dining table on a plain white background
Save $105Three-quarter studio view of gold and black sintered stone round dining table with black column and gold base
Save $105Black marble-look sintered stone round dining table with silver rim and stainless steel column base, white background
Save $295Gray oak oval dining table with fluted pedestal base in a bright living room, styled with wine and a plant
Save $55Natural square tulip dining table with black pedestal in a bright styled dining room with two cream chairs and roses
Save $55Overhead view of walnut square tulip dining table styled with a cup and book beside a sofa in a sunlit room
Save $55Natural round pedestal dining table styled in a living room with teapot, cup and book, cream sofas behind
Round Pedestal Dining Table, Natural - 31.5 Inch Sale price$215 Regular price$270

Dining tables for every room and table size

A dining table is the piece a room is built around, so the shape and size matter first. Round tables seat two to four in a small kitchen or nook. Oval and rectangular tables run from 47 to 95 inches and seat four to eight, which suits a full dining room or a household that hosts. Square tables fit square rooms and tight corners.

Extendable tables do double duty. A drop-in leaf or a self-storing leaf takes a round table to an oval, or stretches a rectangular table from 60 to 78 inches, so the same table works for a weeknight dinner and a holiday crowd. Folding and drop-leaf tables fold down flat when the meal is over.

Tops come in a few honest materials. Solid wood gives warmth and grain. Sintered stone resists scratches, heat and water and wipes clean, so it holds up well to daily use. Tempered glass keeps a room feeling open. Marble-look tops carry a printed marble pattern for the look at a lower price.

Styles range from mid-century pedestals and fluted columns to farmhouse trestles and clean modern bases in wood or metal. Finishes include walnut, natural, oak and espresso wood tones plus black, white and grey.

Every table ships in one to three boxes and assembles with the included tools and a basic setup. Prices start at $195, and shipping is free with delivery in 5 to 7 days.

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By shape: Oval · Round for 6 · Rectangular · Round Extendable · Square · Oval Extendable · Square for 4 · Round

By material: Solid Wood · Walnut · Glass Top · Stone · Natural Wood · Metal

By style: Farmhouse · Pedestal · Scandinavian · Tulip

By color: Brown

By size: 60 Inch · 72 Inch · 48 Inch

By feature: Extendable · Narrow · With Storage

Specifications

Price from
$195
Shapes
Round, Oval, Rectangular, Square
Sizes
31.5 to 95 inches
Seats
2 to 8
Materials
Solid wood, Sintered stone, Tempered glass, Metal, Marble-look
Styles
Mid-century, Farmhouse, Pedestal, Modern
Extendable
Drop-leaf, Self-storing leaf, Folding
Delivery window
5 to 7 days
Free shipping
Free
Return window
30 days

Good to know

Frequently asked questions

What is the standard height of a dining table?
Most dining tables are 29 to 30 inches tall. Every dining table at Two Seventy Nine falls in that range, so standard dining chairs and benches fit underneath.
What size dining table seats six?
A dining table that seats six is usually 60 to 72 inches long. Oval and rectangular tables in this range, and round tables of 47 inches or more, comfortably seat six.
What size dining table works in a small space?
For a small space, a 31.5-inch round dining table seats two to four and fits a kitchen or nook. Extendable tables also start small and open up only when you need the room.
Are extendable dining tables sturdy?
Yes. The extendable dining tables use a drop-in or self-storing leaf on metal slide rails, and the leaf locks into a solid wood or engineered-wood frame, so the table stays level and steady when extended.
What is the best material for a dining table top?
It depends on use. Solid wood gives a warm, natural look. Sintered stone resists scratches, heat and water and wipes clean. Tempered glass keeps a room open. Each product page lists the exact material.
Is a sintered stone dining table durable?
Yes. Sintered stone resists scratches, heat and water and cleans with a damp cloth, which makes it a hard-wearing top for daily meals. Two Seventy Nine labels genuine sintered stone as sintered stone.
Are the marble-look dining tables real marble?
The marble-look tables use a printed marble pattern rather than natural stone, which keeps them lighter and lower in cost. Tables with a genuine stone top are labeled sintered stone.
What shape dining table is best?
Round tables suit small rooms and easy conversation. Rectangular tables seat the most people along the sides. Oval tables give the seating of a rectangle with softer corners. Square tables fit square rooms.
Do these dining tables require assembly?
Yes. Dining tables ship in one to three boxes and assemble with the included tools. Most attach the base or legs to the top and take a basic setup.
How many people does a 47-inch round dining table seat?
A 47-inch round dining table seats four to six people. Extendable 47-inch round tables open to an oval to seat more.
Do you offer free shipping on dining tables?
Yes. Shipping is free on every dining table, with delivery in 5 to 7 days.