Stalton Estate Brown Round Dining Table

This table is crafted with oak veneers, which provide the beautiful, open-grain texture of solid oak while offering superior stability. Oak is a dense and resilient hardwood, and the use of veneers helps prevent the wood from warping or splitting due to changes in home humidity. This construction ensures the table remains a durable centerpiece for daily family meals and special occasions alike.

Beyond its traditional aesthetic, a pedestal base significantly enhances the functionality of a dining space by maximizing legroom. Because the support is centralized, there are no perimeter legs to obstruct chairs or guests' legs. This allows for greater flexibility in chair placement and makes it much easier to slide in and out of the seating area.

Round tables are highly recommended for families with young children. By eliminating the sharp corners found on rectangular or square designs, this shape creates a safer environment for toddlers and active kids, significantly reducing the risk of accidental bumps and bruises as they navigate the dining area.

A 60-inch diameter provides a generous surface area that comfortably seats up to six adults. The circular configuration is particularly effective for social gatherings, as it ensures every guest has an equal amount of elbow room and clear lines of sight for inclusive conversation, which is often difficult to achieve with rectangular seating.

With a five-foot diameter, this table is best suited for formal dining rooms or spacious open-concept areas. To ensure a comfortable flow for traffic and enough room to pull out chairs, our space-planning experts suggest placing this table in a room that provides at least 36 to 48 inches of clearance between the table edge and the surrounding walls or other furniture pieces.

To maintain the sophisticated brown finish, we recommend dusting regularly with a soft, lint-free cloth. For deeper cleaning, a slightly damp cloth can be used, followed immediately by a dry one to prevent moisture from sitting on the surface. To protect the oak veneer from heat marks and water rings, it is essential to use coasters, placemats, and trivets, as consistent exposure to high heat or standing liquids can damage the finish over time.