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Which extendable dining table should I choose?

The Lorrins extendable dining table has a 168x90 cm top extending to 210 cm, or in the larger version a 200x100 cm top extending to 240 cm, with a synchronised mechanism and storage for the leaf. You can also choose the Llovia 180–220x90 cm or the compact Krel 80x80 cm extending to 120 cm.

What size dining table seats 4, 6 or 8 people?

For 4 people, choose the rectangular Krel 120x80 cm, the Oryss 135x80 cm or the extendable Krel 80–120x80 cm (4 people when extended); for 6 – the round Krel 120 cm, the round Stela 119 cm, the Oryss 160x90 cm or the extendable Lorrins 168–210x90 cm (6 people, 8 when extended); for 8 – the Oryss 200x100 cm, the oval Surfo 220x100 cm, the Oryss Oak 220x90 cm or the extendable Lorrins 200–240x100 cm (8 people, 10 when extended). These figures are approximate, based on the standard of around 60 cm of table edge per person.

Which large dining table should I choose?

Our largest dining tables are the extendable Lorrins 200–240x100 cm, the oval Surfo 220x100 cm and the rectangular Oryss Oak 220x90 cm with an oiled wild oak veneer top. The Oryss 200x100 cm with a ceramic top also has a large top without extending.

Which round dining table should I choose?

The Krel round dining table is 105, 120 or 140 cm in diameter with a lacquered oak veneer top, the Stela is 119 cm in diameter with a ceramic (6 versions) or glass top, and the Morial is 110 or 120 cm in diameter with a polished marble top. The Stela Classic (120 cm diameter) has an oiled wild oak veneer top.

Which dining table fits a small dining room or kitchen?

For a small dining room or kitchen-diner, the Krel 80x80 cm table extending to 120 cm, the round Krel 105 cm in diameter or the rectangular Oryss 135x80 cm work well. All are about 76 cm high.

Which dining table has a ceramic top?

The Oryss dining table has a matt ceramic top in 135x80, 160x90 and 200x100 cm, in 4 colours from cool white to dark graphite, on a 4-leg steel base. The round Stela (119 cm diameter) also has a ceramic top, and the Lorrins a ceramic and glass top.

Which oak dining table should I choose?

The Surfo (oval 220x100 cm), Oryss Oak (220x90 cm) and round Stela Classic (120 cm diameter) dining tables have an oiled wild oak veneer top, all on a black steel base. The Krel tables have a lacquered oak veneer top and a rubberwood base.

Which dining table is Scandinavian or Japandi style?

The Krel dining table range is Scandinavian and Japandi in style: round tables 105, 120 and 140 cm in diameter, a rectangular 120x80 cm table and an extendable 80–120x80 cm table, with a matt finish and wooden legs. The round Stela (119 cm diameter) with a glass top also has a visually lighter, Scandinavian character.

How high are Pillovely dining tables?

Pillovely dining tables have a standard height of 75.5 to 76.4 cm – e.g. the Oryss and Surfo 75.5 cm, the Lorrins and Krel 76 cm and the Stela Classic 76.4 cm. Standard dining chairs fit this height.

How do delivery and returns work for a dining table from Pillovely?

Delivery terms for your country are shown at checkout. You can return a dining table within 30 days of delivery without giving a reason; you pay the return shipping, personalised products cannot be returned, and the warranty lasts 2 years. If you are visiting Poland, selected pieces are on display in our showrooms in Wadowice and Kraków.

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Which dining table should I choose? A guide to styles and types


Dining tables are one of the most important pieces of furniture in the home – they are where we gather for shared meals and conversation. Depending on the style of your interior, you can choose a modern, classic, industrial or minimalist table for your dining room. Dining tables differ in shape, height and tabletop material, so you can match the table to your interior and the way you use it.



Dining tables for small and large rooms – how to choose the right size


A dining table should suit the size of the room and the number of people in your household. In smaller rooms, a modern extendable dining table works well: it takes up little space day to day and gives you a larger, comfortable surface when guests come round. In spacious rooms, a larger dining table can become the centrepiece of the space.



Modern dining tables – materials, colours and tabletop shapes


Modern dining tables stand out for their interesting materials and carefully chosen colours. Wooden tabletops add warmth to a room, while laminate surfaces are easy to look after and stand up well to everyday use. A modern table in black, beige or light wood suits minimalist interiors perfectly. Designs with rounded edges are also increasingly popular, adding softness and elegance.



The dining table at the heart of the home – how to choose the size and features


The dining table is the heart of the home, so it should be comfortable and durable. An extendable dining table is particularly useful in homes that often have guests. A good dining table leaves room to sit comfortably, makes it easy to arrange the dining chairs and is easy to keep clean. The right modern table emphasises the character of your interior and makes shared meals even more enjoyable. The current price of each table is shown on its product page.