A typical dining room set from Rooms To Go includes a dining table paired with seating options such as arm chairs, side chairs, or dining benches. Most sets are sold as a complete group - for example, a 5-piece set with a table and four chairs, or a 7-piece set with six chairs.

The standard dining table height is around 30 inches, which pairs best with chairs about 18 inches high. This setup offers comfortable legroom and a classic dining feel.

If you prefer a more relaxed, bar-style setup, consider a counter height dining room set (about 36 inches tall). For a traditional, formal look, stick with a standard height dining set.

Quick Tip: Allow at least 24 inches of space per seat for comfortable dining.

Popular dining room set styles at Rooms To Go range from timeless traditional designs to sleek contemporary looks. Traditional furniture features rich finishes, carved details, and elegant silhouettes, while contemporary pieces focus on clean lines, minimalist shapes, and lighter tones for a modern touch.

You can also mix styles for a balanced look - for example, a dark wood dining room set with light fabric or metallic accents blends classic and modern elements beautifully. A light wood dining room set pairs easily with farmhouse or coastal décor for a fresh, relaxed vibe.

For smaller spaces or casual dining areas, bar height sets are a growing trend, offering a stylish and space-saving alternative.

The best dining room accents combine function and style to complete your space. Start with practical pieces like credenzas and sideboards for extra storage or serving space, and add a china cabinet to display dinnerware or glass collections. For flexible entertaining, bar carts offer a convenient, stylish way to store and serve drinks.

To enhance the look and feel of your dining room, layer in décor that adds warmth and character. Area rugs help define the space, while wall art and decorative mirrors add dimension and visual balance. Finish the space with pendant lights or chandeliers to create an inviting ambiance above the table.

The right dining table size depends on your room dimensions and how many people you want to seat comfortably. A good rule of thumb is to leave about 36 inches of space around the table for easy movement.

• For small spaces or apartments, a 36-48 inch round or square table is ideal for 2-4 people. Browse our small dining room furniture for space-saving options.

• For medium-sized dining areas, choose a 60-72 inch rectangular or oval table to seat 4-6 guests.

• For larger rooms or open layouts, go for an 84-inch or extendable table to seat 6-8+ comfortably.

The best shape depends on your room layout and how you entertain.

• Round and oval tables maximize seating in small or square rooms and create a more conversational feel.

• Square tables work best in balanced, compact spaces.

• Rectangular tables are ideal for larger dining rooms or open layouts.

Browse round dining table sets, square dining table sets, and rectangular dining sets to find your fit.

The best material for a kitchen or dining room table depends on your lifestyle, maintenance preferences, and design style. Wood tables, like oak, walnut, or acacia, are timeless and durable, making them ideal for everyday use. Glass tables add a sleek, modern touch and help small spaces feel open, while marble and stone tops offer a luxurious, high-end look that’s easy to clean but heavier to move. Metal and mixed-material tables bring an industrial or contemporary feel and often require minimal upkeep.

Your dining table color should complement your room's overall style, lighting, and décor. Dark wood finishes like espresso or walnut create a rich, classic look that pairs well with traditional or formal spaces. Light wood tones and white finishes feel airy and modern, ideal for coastal, farmhouse, or minimalist designs. For bold, modern flair, consider black, gray, or mixed finishes that add contrast and dimension.

Quick Tip: Choose a table color that balances your flooring and wall tones - for example, a light table on dark floors or vice versa - to create visual harmony in your dining space.