The final dining table purchasing guide

Your dining table is more than just a piece of furniture – it’s a place to gather with their loved ones. Whether you are hosting a family or entertaining dinner for guests or working from home, choosing the correct table is the key to creating a functional and beautiful space.

In Vermont Woods Studios, we are the source of inheritance quality dining tables, designed to continue for generations.

But how do you know the appropriate schedule for your area? Our full purchase guide will go through the factors that must be taken into account.

1. Choose the right shape of your area

The shape of your dining table affects both aesthetics and functions. Consider these options:

Rectangle: the most common shape, perfect for large groups seats. Tour: Encourages the conversation and is ideal for smaller spaces. Oval: a balance between the rectangle and the round, providing flexibility in sitting. Square: The best for intimate gatherings and modern plannings. Boat summit: Difficulty in a rectangular table with curved aspects.

2. Select the ideal size

Before choosing the size, measure your food space to ensure a comfortable movement around the table. Use these general guidelines:

4-6 people: 48-72 inches length 6-8 people: 72-96 inch 8-10 people: 96+ long inch

Don’t forget to allow at least 36 inches of clearance around the chairs and traffic on the chairs.

To learn more about dining table seats, check our full guide on this topic.

3. Choose your wood type

Each type of wood has a unique grain style, color and durability. In the Fairmont Woods Studios, we offer:

Cherry: Warm tones with a soft pill, beautifully darkened over time. Walnut: Rich, dark shapes to take a sophisticated look. Maple: light and talking with excellent durability. Oak: strong, traditional, and full of personality.

4. Consider the schedule base patterns

Your dining table base affects both style and leg space:

Leg tables: classic and useful, with legs at every corner. Ice tables: strong and spacious, great to eat a farm style. Statue tables: ideal for small spaces, allowing maximum flexibility to sit.

Additional tips for choosing the ideal dining table

Think about the compatibility of sitting

If you already have dining chairs, measure the height of the seat and display it to make sure it is comfortably fit under the table. Standard height is about 30 inches, but the arms of the chair and legs mites should also be considered.

Diversity plan

Think about the extension schedules if you host guests frequently but do not need a large schedule for daily use. Removable or removable leaves can provide additional flexibility.

Look at your floors

Apply a dining table on solid floors? Use tangible pads on the legs to prevent scratches. If you are using a rug, make sure it is large enough to accommodate the pulled chairs (at least 24 inches outside the edges of the table).

Are you ready to find the ideal dining room table for your area? Take a look at our collection of high -quality furniture made of solid wood in North America responsibly.

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