Plain Pine - HGTV Design Happens When I moved into my apartment, I did a half DIY job on my kitchen table, which is also our dining table. I painted the top and attached the legs, but it wasn't really a building project. But now that we're getting into fall, I'm getting the itch to tackle new projects, and a new DIY dining table just might be on my list. Here are the tutorials I've been looking to for inspiration. Maybe you'll feel inspired to build something too. Oak Dining Table Sets Glass Dining Table Sets Painted Dining Table Sets Dark Wood Dining Table Sets Budget Dining Table Sets High Gloss Dining Table Sets Marble Dining Table Sets Contemporary Dining Table Sets Retro Dining Table Sets Shabby Chic Dining Table Sets Dining Table and Bench Sets View All Dining Table Sets About Our Dining Table Sets Furniture Shop our huge range of dining tables and chairs for the perfect dining set. Choose from Oak, Dark Wood, Painted Country Cottage, Contemporary, Retro, Glass, High Gloss, Marble, Shabby Chic and Designer style.
Our dining sets are perfect for cosy compact kitchens or large dining rooms and seat from 2 to 12 diners. You can always buy additional chairs or if you’re looking for a larger table for family and friends to gather round then take a look at our extending table sets here. We also offer a great Designer Style range that draws inspiration from the great designers of this century. Sawyer Extendable Dining Table Mayotte Kurt Dining Table Sanders Extendable Dining Table Get it by Thu, Feb 23 Clarkson Extendable Dining Table Michelle Extendable Dining Table Elodie Reclaimed Wood Dining Table Get it by Tue, Feb 21 Charlotte Reclaimed Wood Dining Table Teresa Extending Round Dining Table Suzette Reclaimed Pine Dining Table York 72" Dining Table Brighton Extendable Dining Table Lydia Extendable Dining Table Tristian Extendable Dining Table Sicily Extendable Dining Table Eli Extendable Dining TableWhen it comes to furnishing your home, we all know the kitchen is where it’s at.
If it’s where the food and booze are kept, it’s basically the center of our universe. So its main furnishing, the dining table, is pretty important too. And as you know, we’re big on helping you live in even the tiniest home, so in the spirit of “good things come in small packages,” here are 18 gorgeous dining tables that all expand. They’ll fit just single you, then stretch out to accommodate any guests visiting. We think that’s worth celebrating with a dinner party for all your friends. 1. Coaster Midcentury Table ($135): Midcentury modern meets 21st century sleek white in this expandable table. Swing it out for four, and then fold it up into a compact drawer set. 2. West Elm Drop Leaf Dining Table ($499): We can’t even explain how much we love this one — fold it all the way out for a rustic farmhouse look, or keep the leaves dropped for an instant buffet table. 4. Maryland Merlot Counter Height Table ($294): Dark wood and high stools combine for a look that would feel at home in your favorite cocktail bar, making it perfect for brunch and happy hour.
Those extra shelves are clutch for small-space living. 5. Benchwright Extending Dining Table ($1799-2399): We love the rustic wood and blocky legs in this farmhouse design. The unique breadboard extensions hold drop-in leaves, which take this table from dinner to two to Thanksgiving for the whole family. 6. Wall-Mounted Drop Leaf Table ($109): A simple design and a coat of black paint makes this wall-mounted table perfect as a breakfast nook or fold-away desk. 7. Industrial Storage Coffee Table ($599): Clear the clutter out of the living room by tucking books + magazines into this school desk-reminiscent coffee table. We even envision keeping spare placemats inside for those spur of the moment decisions to have dinner on the floor. (You do that too, right?) 8. Parker Mid-Century Expandable Dining Table ($599-$699): This table is all about the angles — the legs paired with that chair set are interior design perfection. 9. Tempered Glass Extendable Dining ($599): Invest in this table, and even in the distant future when we’re living with Jetsons-era technology, it’ll still blend in.
10. Jonathan Adler Bond Dining Table ($3,200): We love pieces that blur the line between functionality and art. Turn your home into a modern art museum with this chic table. 11. Fantasy Extendable Table in Birch ($1,750): A light-colored pine wood with white accents is our new fave combo. Pair it with a geometric statement rug and you could be on the cover of the next West Elm catalog. 12. Corner Housewares Transforming X Coffee and Dining Table ($231): Talk about high tech home decor — this table uses a unique aluminum telescoping mechanism to expand from coffee table to dining height. This is one table to rule them all! 13. Delta Dining Table ($5,721): The fusion of natural wood and modern glass makes this table utterly eye-catching. It’s so well-designed, you can’t even see the extension mechanism. 14. Cucina Americana Classico Dining Table ($773): This sleek table would look just as at home in a professional kitchen as in yours. Pair it with stainless steel appliances and enjoy your restaurant for one.
15. International Concepts Drop Leaf Table ($68): Even broke college students can afford some design moments. This unfinished table not only changes size, it comes unfinished so you tap your inner DIY-self for the modern-est of modern designs. 16. Emmerson Reclaimed Wood Expandable Farm Table ($1499): Reclaimed wood + farmhouse style just screams home-y, especially when paired with those benches. 17. Clifton Extendable Table ($1,600): Talk about futuristic design! We’d love to see this cold, sleek table paired with a bunch of pattern and texture. 18. Zen Extendable Dining Table ($3,095): Another functional midcentury design FTW. The name says it all — we feel zen just looking at it! Looking for more ways to add drama and function to your dining room? Follow us on Pinterest! Brit + Co may at times use affiliate links to promote products sold by others, but always offers genuine editorial recommendations.May we present: Furniture for small spaces – some very clever tables for the small apartment.
When you want to live in a small apartment or tiny house, it’s a good idea to invest a little in furniture designed for small spaces.These are some of the creative solutions we have found, that we can recommend. Great design is timeless, and here are some good examples.The best piece of furniture for small spaces we have come across: A folding wall table, that hides away as a wall picture when collapsed!This folding wall table is so well done, and you have to look closely to notice, that this is not a regular picture frame.Murphy beds are great space savers for small homes.It’s traditionally a bed that folds away in a closet, but today the concept has been refined and redesigned over and over.You can buy this bed at $759 here incl. shipping.Here’s an overview of online Murphy bed stores:We love Murphy beds, and we also have one installed in our bedroom.You can see it here:We use it daily, and it’s a great way for us to be able to have a living room, a bedroom AND an office in our 430 sq.ft.
We have featured these beds before – See more Murphy beds here.Get it here for $258 with free shipping.This Nordic design is actually a lot cheaper than it looks. Scandinavia is well known for their design skills when it comes to simplicity, but they are also normally quite pricey. This one though is only $258.It’s wood and the dimensions are 30 inches x 42 inches x 42 inches. The 5 pieces fit well together, and they feel like one piece of furniture when the chairs are one place.This is a neat little table by Sculptures Jeux.It doesn’t take up much space when in collapsed mode, and when you have guests over – or you need more space – you just pull out all the extra leaves – and you instantly have five times the table surface available!The design is very simple and perfect for a small family, as the leaves are mounted in different heights. Perfect for a small space and tiny houses.This one can double in size. The tabletop can be folded out to transform this table from a console table to a small dining table, that will do fine for smaller occasions.
It is one of the more affordable collapsible tables.You can find it here at Expandfurniture at only $599.This is another one of our favorites. It so well designed and small when collapsed, and everybody is amazed when the magic unfolds!You just put a little pressure on the tabletop, and you can lift it up.It is piston operated just like an office chair, and the two leaves are hidden inside the table. Very clever and it’s too expensive either.You can find here at $1.695 besides some other cool tables.This table has some similarities to the one above, but with a more stylish and Scandinavian touch.It’s genius if you like to have magazines, books, laptops, or a carpet around the sofa area, as it has nice drawers with lots of space.This table can be bought for $1,020 with free shipping.The F2 Table from Nils Frederking stands out as being one of the fastest tables to set up and fold away.You don’t have to store the extension leaves in a separate places, because the extension leaves simply fold in together with the table.
This table is great! When collapsed it can serve as a console table with e.g. a bouquet of flowers.When you pull the table out it can easily fit 10-12 people for a nice dinner night.We have only seen it online with free shipping here.Click here to read more about This table and the Goliath Table. This coffee table is really neat. If you (like me) likes to work from the sofa from time to time you will appreciate this sofa table.You can fold up a nice desk to hold your laptop and papers, and you can also store stuff like magazines, chargers or other good stuff in the hidden drawer.You can find it here for $995.This camping table is quite amazing. The camping community has developed a lot of great furniture that saves space, and this table is no exception.It even has a nice handle so it’s easy to carry it with you.These three tables / seats are really nicely designed – it doesn´t get more simple than this. It speaks for itself.When you have guests over and need extra seats, you simply pull out the two smaller parts inside the furniture.