Barn Dining Room Table
Dining tables are the centrepiece of your dining room. They're where families gather for meals, special occasions, homework, board games, colouring and much more – but the dining table you choose should suit your lifestyle and the space you have to work with.
Explore the styles we have to offer with the help of our guide below.
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160cm(w) 75cm(h) 90cm(d)
was £1125 sale £749
from £16.93 per month*
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was £925 sale £619
from £14.00 per month*
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120cm(w) 77cm(h) 90cm(d)
was £915 sale £749
from £16.93 per month*
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200cm(w) 75cm(h) 90cm(d)
was £1019 sale £659
from £14.90 per month*
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75cm(w) 78cm(h) 75cm(d)
was £335 sale £205
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85cm(w) 78cm(h) 85cm(d)
was £755 sale £465
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120cm(w) 78cm(h) 75cm(d)
was £685 sale £425
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160cm(w) 78cm(h) 85cm(d)
was £859 sale £529
from £11.96 per month*
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140cm(w) 77.5cm(h) 90cm(d)
was £625 sale £499
135cm(w) 74cm(h) 80cm(d)
was £495 sale £385
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190cm(w) 76cm(h) 95cm(d)
was £939 sale £665
from £15.04 per month*
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150cm(w) 76cm(h) 95cm(d)
was £815 sale £579
from £13.09 per month*
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76.5cm(h) 80cm(dia)
was £354 sale £289
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150cm(w) 80cm(h) 90cm(d)
was £895 sale £599
from £13.54 per month*
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120cm(w) 80cm(h) 85cm(d)
was £685 sale £465
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110cm(w) 78cm(h) 85cm(d)
was £455 sale £299
150cm(w) 78cm(h) 90cm(d)
was £589 sale £395
190cm(w) 78cm(h) 100cm(d)
was £1199 sale £815
from £18.43 per month*
77cm(h) 120cm(dia)
was £519 sale £415
190cm(w) 76cm(h) 95cm(d)
was £859 sale £675
from £15.26 per month*
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150cm(w) 76cm(h) 95cm(d)
was £789 sale £575
from £13.00 per month*
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140cm(w) 78cm(h) 90cm(d)
was £885 sale £589
from £13.32 per month*
90cm(w) 75cm(h) 180cm(d)
was £769 sale £599
from £13.54 per month*
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85cm(w) 75cm(h) 85cm(d)
was £479 sale £349
110cm(w) 78cm(h) 85cm(d)
was £669 sale £455
150cm(w) 74cm(h) 90cm(d)
was £799 sale £599
from £13.54 per month*
140cm(w) 77.5cm(h) 90cm(d)
was £589 sale £459
190cm(w) 75cm(h) 90cm(d)
was £875 sale £595
from £13.45 per month*
was £1299 sale £699
from £15.80 per month*
120cm(w) 77.5cm(h) 80cm(d)
was £515 sale £399
180cm(w) 77.5cm(h) 90cm(d)
was £799 sale £639
from £14.45 per month*
180cm(w) 77.5cm(h) 90cm(d)
was £575 sale £459
77.5cm(h) 120cm(dia)
was £699 sale £545
from £12.32 per month*
76cm(h) 110cm(dia)
was £469 sale £259
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210cm(w) 75cm(h) 100cm(d)
was £955 sale £715
from £16.17 per month*
240cm(w) 75cm(h) 100cm(d)
was £1045 sale £779
from £17.61 per month*
140cm(w) 92cm(h) 45cm(d)
was £369 sale £199
110cm(w) 78cm(h) 110cm(d)
was £1259 sale £939
from £21.23 per month*
120cm(w) 76cm(h) 95cm(d)
was £729 sale £495
150cm(w) 76cm(h) 95cm(d)
was £829 sale £559
from £12.64 per month*
85cm(w) 75cm(h) 85cm(d)
was £655 sale £445
120cm(w) 75cm(h) 80cm(d)
was £545 sale £395
180cm(w) 80cm(h) 100cm(d)
was £1035 sale £699
from £15.80 per month*
150cm(w) 80cm(h) 90cm(d)
was £659 sale £445
180cm(w) 74cm(h) 100cm(d)
was £999 sale £769
from £17.39 per month*
120cm(w) 75cm(h) 80cm(d)
was £639 sale £435
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60cm(w) 105cm(h) 120cm(d)
was £495 sale £379
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120cm(w) 90cm(h) 80cm(d)
was £419 sale £335
So, what factors are there to consider when choosing a new dining table?
Shape
Firstly, shape is important. Rectangular, round and square tables all have their own strengths, as do extending tables – but which will suit your home best?
Rectangular tables
Rectangular dining room tables like the Halstein are a classic choice. Not only do they offer a bit more elbow room than a square or round table, they also have plenty of impact thanks to their imposing size. They do require a bit more space, however – often a rectangular dining room table really will require a dining room to contain it!
Round and square tables
If you're stuck for space, a round or square dining table might be right for you, fitting easily into most kitchens. A round dining table like the Farnborough round pedestal table is great for making conversation over dinner and looks fantastic in a farmhouse style kitchen.
Extending dining tables
If you need the extra room but still want to host bigger family gatherings now and then, an extendable dining table makes an excellent compromise, creating more table places when needed. The Oxford square extending dining table is an example of this handy style.
Style
The next factor to consider is the style of your dining table.
- Go for a chunky rustic dining table for a country house feel.
- A white dining room table, either finished in limed oak or with a painted white base, is hugely popular for a contemporary or French farmhouse style kitchen, especially with tapered or turned legs or a farmhouse style pedestal base.
- Try a reclaimed wood dining table for a rugged, distressed look, ideal for industrial style furnishing when coupled with metal legs.
Materials
Dining tables also come in a variety of materials, and it's worth considering practicality as well as style when choosing between them.
Wooden dining tables
Wooden dining tables remain extremely popular and look great in both modern and traditional settings.
- An oak dining table has a stunning woodgrain and often comes in a lacquered, hand waxed or oiled finish. The Winchester small extending dining table features a hand waxed finish.
- A pine dining table comes at a better price point than oak but is still sturdy. It's also available in a wider range of colours since it's a good wood for staining.
- A reclaimed table is resilient because it's made using old wood, making it less likely to split. If you're looking for something eco-friendly with history behind it, reclaimed wood may be right up your street.
- A painted table suits contemporary style dining perfectly. A cream, grey or white dining table will match other furnishings with ease.
Non-wood finishes
Although most of our tables are wood, some are made from other materials and are designed to really make an impression with guests.
- A marble or glass dining room table is sleek and smart – ideal for a modern style home.
- A concrete top is a brilliant choice for a more industrial look, as with the Rockhampton.
Style versus practicality
Another thing to consider when selecting a dining room table is practicality. Here are a few things to consider.
- Wooden dining tables are very family friendly, being quick and easy to clean. An oiled or waxed top is generally more water-resistant than a lacquered top – an added bonus that protects against spills – although the oil or wax may need to be reapplied from time to time.
- Glass and marble dining tables look brilliant but can also be higher maintenance, requiring a bit more elbow grease to keep pesky fingerprints at bay.
- If you're hoping to find something easier to move, a pine dining table is very lightweight. Stone and marble tops are the hardest to budge since they are much heavier than wooden alternatives.
- Glass dining room tables should be handled with care.
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Our range of dining tables includes styles to suit all tastes. Why not view our selection and find the best fit for your kitchen or dining room?
Source: https://www.furniture-barn.co.uk/c/dining-tables/18
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