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POLL: What type of dining table do you have?

Lexi Parkin
7 anni fa

There are some types of dining tables that are more practical than others, and others are more social.

Which type of dining table is your favourite and which type do you have at home?

Vote below and tell us why in the comments!


Square dining table
Circular dining table
Rectangular dining table
Breakfast bar
Other- tell us below in the comments!
Risposta in evidenza
  • jules
    7 anni fa
    Other. Circular, for 2-4, but with 2 extra rectangular panels, which slot in the middle, making it a oblong with semi-circular ends. No legs in the middle parts so seats 8 comfortably and 10 less comfortably! Full size version is also great for certain jobs - just as laying out fabric for cutting out large items (my hobby is stitching). Tend to keep it small when just the two of us - to promote tidiness (we are both rather untidy).

    Commenti (17)

    • ShellbyFay
      7 anni fa

      We're going to opt for a rectangle dining table, or if space is limited a square one that we can extend to a rectangle. I just think it's a much more practical shape to get all the family round!!

    • PRO
      Archian ltd
      7 anni fa

      The dining table compliments the space.

    • Stephen Edwards
      7 anni fa

      It depends on the available space and what else you have in it and how many you reasonably need to seat. I do like expanding tables where you can stick extra an extra leaf or two in as required. The kitchen table is circular and would seat four, the dining table is oblong and would seat eight, it never gets used.

    • PRO
      A M Interiors Ltd
      7 anni fa

      I have a "plectrum" shaped table...so it's a mixture of the soft edges of a circular one, but has the corner edges to give it more definition. I have quite a large sitting room/dining area so I had enough space for this, plus the sides are long enough to accommodate another chair, if required. It's a great shape for socialising as well as my daughter laying out all her homework on. I previously had a rectangular one but this time I


      wanted to soften things off a little and this certainly helped.

    • Maggie Clarke
      7 anni fa

      I have an oval gate leg drop leaf 19th century oak table. It's brilliant - when closed the top is wide enough to sit one person either end, when both leaves are up it will seat 6 very comfortably and 8 rather friendly folk.

    • chrisxking
      7 anni fa
      We need an extendable one, small for family, but large for dinner parties. I favour rectangular as there is more choice, but oval would be nice.
    • ash4711
      7 anni fa

      Mine is an oval gate-leg table, circa 1972. With one leaf up it easily seats three. When not in use and the leaves are down it takes up very little space.

    • Geri63
      7 anni fa
      I voted for circular, I think they are very sociable and you can squeeze an extra chair or two in quite easily. I restored a circular table but the middle insert section was missing so unfortunately I cannot extend it. But I still love it.
    • Fiona Jehu
      7 anni fa
      We have an oval dining table. but the next one I buy will be an extendable rectangular one with one main leg in the middle so that table legs don't get in the way whilst seated around it.
    • Denise
      7 anni fa
      I inherited a beautiful oak table and benches dorm my nan. Absolutely love it and it's amazing how any people can squeeze on the benches. Must be at least 60 years old.
    • User
      7 anni fa

      I went with an antique that can seat 12. Perfect for parties and family dinners!

    • toopmaria
      7 anni fa
      I searched everywhere for a round extending glass table and eventually found this ingenious piece of engineering of an extending table. It extends into a large oval and I have seated upto 10 people around it . It cost a lot of money but I love it, only downside is it takes a lot to keep it looking sparkling clean. Also you can keep an eye on your guest and see if anyone is playing footsie under the table. I have moved several times with this table and it has fitted in perfectly in every home. It also gets a lot of ohh's and ahh's when you show people how it extends. It is worth every substantial penny I bought it for.
    • PRO
      Nordic Style
      7 anni fa

      Circular tables always seem to bring the family together more!

    • PRO
      GKMP Architects Ltd.
      7 anni fa

      A circular table can be very sociable.

    • Heidi Cullen
      6 anni fa

      I have no room for a dining table inside as my crafting has sucked it into it's black hole. However I have a round one in the garden.

    • GJ Dee
      6 anni fa
      Oval- better for conversation. A long rectangular one reminds me of a top table at a wedding where you are limited to only a few people to talk to.
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