The problem with most tiny dining tables is that it’s often a challenge to squeeze a third person on the shortest end. And even if they can successfully pull up a seat, their knees are … See more

Be it in the absence of a proper dining room or for the want of an eat-in kitchen nook, uniting the dining table and the kitchen island is a clever way to sync your cooking and dining … See more

If you’re lucky enough to have an open floor plan layout, it can feel counterintuitive to set the end of your dining table against a wall when you have enough space to center it. But when a… See more

From a strictly aesthetic standpoint, the table-wall combo works wonders in small, rustic settings. In this sweet, Scandi cottage,a simple farmhouse table, textured walls, and … See more