Watertown White Round Counter Height Dining Table

To maintain the bright, cheerful white finish, we recommend regular dusting with a soft, lint-free cloth. For daily spills, our care guide suggests using a cloth slightly dampened with mild soap and water, followed immediately by a dry cloth to prevent moisture from sitting on the veneer. Avoid using harsh chemical cleaners or abrasive pads, as these can dull the contemporary sheen over time.

Counter-height tables, which stand at approximately 36 inches, are ideal for creating a casual, social atmosphere. This height improves sightlines in open-concept homes, making the dining area feel more integrated with the kitchen. Additionally, counter-height seating is often easier to sit in and stand up from, making it a popular choice for both quick morning coffees and long, conversational dinners.

This table is designed with durability and safety in mind. The mid-century-inspired design features turned, slightly canted legs that provide a wider, more stable base. Furthermore, the round tabletop is inherently safer for households with small children, as it eliminates the sharp "bump zones" found on rectangular tables.

When you select our full-service delivery option, professional setup is included. Our team will handle the heavy lifting and ensure your table is properly assembled and placed in your room of choice. If you choose to pick up the item or select doorway delivery, please note that the slightly canted tapered legs will require straightforward attachment to the 39-inch tabletop.

For a comfortable dining experience, we recommend following the "36-inch clearance rule." This involves leaving at least three feet of space between the edge of the table and any walls or adjacent furniture. This allows guests to pull out their chairs and move behind seated diners without feeling cramped. For high-traffic walkways in larger rooms, a 48-inch clearance is preferred for optimal flow.

Absolutely. A round table is often the superior choice for compact dining areas because the lack of sharp corners creates a better "social flow." This design allows for more flexible seating and makes it much easier for people to navigate around the table in tighter layouts compared to a square or rectangular alternative.

This table features high-quality Okoume wood veneers, which offer a significant advantage for shoppers in humid regions like Florida or coastal Texas. While solid wood can expand, contract, or warp when exposed to moisture and temperature fluctuations, engineered veneers are remarkably stable. This construction ensures your tabletop remains flat and beautiful while resisting the moisture-related shifts that often plague solid wood furniture.