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Rectangular dining tables are the perfect choice for those seeking functionality and elegant design in their home. Their classic shape offers spaciousness and comfort for every gathering.
Ideal for gathering family and friends, these tables combine durability and timeless style, becoming the center of attention in your dining room.
The rectangular dining table is a fundamental piece of furniture whose geometry naturally aligns with the architecture of most spaces. Its linear shape not only optimizes the layout in dining rooms and kitchens but also establishes a clear and functional meeting point for everyday life and celebrations. It is the heart of the home, a place to share meals, conversations, and special moments, and its design and materials define the character of the entire room.
| Table Type | Characteristics | Ideal for... |
|---|---|---|
| Solid Wood Tables | Made from woods such as oak, acacia, or mango, which provide sturdiness, warmth, and a unique grain in each piece. They are durable and timeless. | Nordic, rustic or industrial styles (combined with metal legs), where the aim is to create a cozy and natural atmosphere. |
| Tables with Glass or Ceramic Top | They offer visual lightness and a modern aesthetic. Glass expands the space, while ceramic is extremely resistant to scratches and heat. | Contemporary dining rooms, minimalist spaces, or small spaces where visual overload is to be avoided. |
| Extendable Tables | They incorporate a mechanism (central butterfly type or lateral extensions) that allows their length to be extended to accommodate more diners. | Homes that frequently receive guests or for multifunctional dining rooms that need to adapt to different situations. |
The golden rule is space: make sure to leave a minimum of 70-90 cm of free space around the table so you can move the chairs and circulate comfortably. Calculate the number of people who usually dine there, allowing about 60 cm of width per person. The choice of material should be appropriate for its use: solid wood is warm and repairable, but requires maintenance; ceramic is the most durable option for frequent family use; and glass offers lightness, but is more delicate.
As a general rule, you need about 60 cm per person. A 160 cm table comfortably seats 6 people (three on each side), while a 180-200 cm table can accommodate 8 people.
Yes, especially models with a narrower depth (80-90 cm) and thin legs or a central base, as they reduce visual weight and optimize available space.
Ceramic or porcelain lids are the most resistant to stains, scratches, and heat, and can be cleaned with a damp cloth. Treated wood lids are also durable, but coasters and placemats are recommended.
For an ergonomic posture, the distance between the chair seat and the bottom of the tabletop should be approximately 25 to 30 centimeters.
A dining table is much more than a tabletop and four legs; it's a piece of engineering and design where stability, the quality of the materials, and the elegance of the finishes are paramount. We focus on the robustness of the structures, the beauty of the selected woods, and innovation in high-performance surfaces to ensure that each table is not only the aesthetic centerpiece of your dining room but also a lasting and functional investment for everyday use.
We invite you to explore our selection of rectangular tables, where you will find everything from the timeless warmth of wood to the cutting edge of new materials.