HOW TO PICK THE RIGHT TABLE FOR YOUR SPACE

Finding the right table for your kitchen or dining room is pretty much life changing. Knowing how many people that table will actually fit is a whole other story. We’re here for you. Today we’ve broken down both round and rectangular tables to provide you with a guide on how to pick the right table for your space, and roughly how many people you can fit at a table based on its size. Please know this is a guide, clearly this can vary based on how many children or adults with gather in the space!

Choosing the right table size is crucial for creating a functional and inviting space. A table that is too large or too small can throw off the balance of a room and make it feel awkward and uncomfortable. Here are some tips for choosing the right table size for your space:

• Measure your space: Before you start shopping for a table, measure the area where you plan to put it. Take into account the size of the room, the other furniture in the space, and any architectural features like windows or doorways.

• Consider the purpose of the table: Are you looking for a dining table, a coffee table, or a side table? The purpose of the table will dictate its size and shape. For example, a dining table should be large enough to accommodate all the people who will be using it, with enough space to move chairs in and out comfortably.

• Leave room for movement: Make sure there is enough room for people to move around the table without feeling cramped. Leave at least 36 inches of clearance around the table to allow for chairs to be pulled in and out.

• Think about proportion: The size of the table should be proportional to the size of the room and the other furniture in the space. A small table in a large room will look out of place, while a large table in a small room will overwhelm the space.

• Consider the shape of the table: The shape of the table can also affect its size. Round tables take up less space than rectangular tables and are a good choice for small rooms. Oval tables are a good compromise between the two, offering more surface area than a round table while still being space-efficient.

• Don’t forget the style: The style of the table should also be taken into account when choosing its size. A modern, minimalist table will look out of place in a traditional, ornate room, while a large, rustic table may overwhelm a sleek, contemporary space.

By taking these factors into consideration, you can choose the right table size for your space and create a functional and inviting environment that is tailored to your needs. Whether you are looking for a dining table, coffee table, or side table, the right size will make all the difference.