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Dining Tables Brisbane | Round, Rectangular & Extendable Tables

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Explore dining tables in sizes from 120 cm to 280 cm, including round, rectangular and extendable designs for compact dining areas, family spaces and entertaining. Choose from selected solid timber, mango wood and acacia designs, travertine-look surfaces and other contemporary finishes, with selected bar-height dining tables also available. Shop online with delivery available across eligible Brisbane and South East Queensland locations.

    Common Questions About Dining Tables

    • What size dining table should I choose and how many people can it seat?
      Choose your dining table based on the number of people you regularly seat and the available room space. As a general guide, 120–140 cm tables can work well for around four people, 150–180 cm tables can suit approximately four to six people, and 200 cm or larger tables can provide seating for larger households depending on the table shape, chair width and leg position. Citylife Furniture’s current dining-table range includes sizes from 120 cm up to 280 cm, so always check the individual table dimensions and recommended configuration before ordering.

    • Should I choose a round or rectangular dining table?
      A round dining table can work well in compact or conversational dining spaces because everyone is positioned around a central point and there are no corners to navigate. A rectangular dining table generally suits longer dining rooms and can provide more seating as the table length increases. Citylife currently offers both formats; for example, the Rios range is available in both round and rectangular designs, while the 150 cm round Rios provides a larger circular dining surface for gatherings.

    • How much space should I allow around a dining table?
      Where possible, allow around 90 cm between the dining table and nearby walls, furniture or walkways so chairs can be pulled out and people can move comfortably. Measure the complete dining area rather than the tabletop alone, and consider the depth of the chairs you intend to use. Larger tables and wider dining chairs will require more surrounding space.

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