Kendall Natural 48" Round Dining Table

Absolutely. Round tables are highly recommended for smaller spaces because they lack sharp corners, which improves the "social flow" and makes it easier to navigate around the piece in tight quarters. Furthermore, the flared pedestal base on this particular table maximizes legroom and allows chairs to be tucked in more deeply when not in use, helping you optimize every square inch of your floor plan.

To ensure your guests can pull out their chairs and move comfortably, our spatial planning experts recommend maintaining a minimum of 36 inches of clearance between the table edge and the nearest wall or piece of furniture. For a more spacious feel and easier walkway access, a 48-inch clearance is preferred.

This table features high-quality oak veneers, which are an excellent choice for regions with varying humidity, such as coastal or southern climates. Veneers are specifically engineered to be more resistant to the warping and cracking that can sometimes affect solid wood in moist environments. The natural finish further enhances the authentic woodgrain while providing a durable topcoat for daily use.

A 48-inch table is the ideal size for an intimate dining experience, comfortably seating 4 adults. The round shape and 48" diameter ensure that every guest has ample elbow room and easy access to the center of the table, making it a perfect choice for family-style meals or small dinner parties.

Based on our furniture care expertise, we recommend dusting the surface regularly with a soft, dry cloth. For spills, use a slightly damp cloth with mild soap and water, then dry the area immediately. To preserve the integrity of the natural finish, avoid harsh chemical cleaners or abrasives, and always use coasters or placemats to protect against heat rings and moisture.

A round rug is often the best design choice to complement the symmetry of a circular table. For this 48-inch model, an 8-foot round rug is ideal; it provides enough surface area so that chairs remain fully on the rug even when pulled out for seating. This helps define the dining zone and adds a layer of warmth and texture to your room.