Bar Dining Tables






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+Where a bar table works
Kitchens are the natural home, particularly where an island or a run of units leaves a gap that a full dining table would swamp. A round or square bar table tucked into that space gives you somewhere for breakfast and a glass of wine without committing the floor to a formal setting.
They also work beautifully in a snug or a garden room as a place to stand and talk, and in an open-plan space as a soft divider between the cooking and sitting areas. As a general guide, allow enough clearance for a stool to pull back comfortably, and remember that bar height suits standing and perching rather than long sit-down meals.
Shapes, tops and one clever option
Round tables suit tight corners because there's no sharp edge to catch, square designs sit flush against a wall, and rectangular and oval tops handle more people along their length. The Cuban range offers a bar table in smoked mango or sheesham for a warmer, more rustic look, while sintered stone and marble tops sit cooler and more contemporary.
One design deserves singling out. The Draughton adjustable bar bistro table raises and lowers on a crank handle, so the same piece works at bar height for drinks and drops to dining height for a meal, which is genuinely useful in a room that has to do both. For real character, the Rescate range includes a quirky birdcage bar table, and the Dalby table's live-edge acacia top means no two are ever quite the same.
Seating to go with it
A bar table needs the right seat height, so it's worth buying the two together. Bar stools collects every option, including designs that coordinate with our dining chairs so a kitchen and dining room can match.
If you'd rather have a conventional table, round dining tables and square dining tables cover the compact end, and dining by collection shows full ranges together. Our dining room ideas show bar height seating in a finished scheme.




















