Welcome to our Community Q&A page for Dining Tables.

I have looked everywhere for a dining table that will fit six people. I want a frosted glass top and a contemporary funky kind of look. I have looked at 100's of tables and can't find what I'm looking for. I don't want to spend more than $1,000 for the table if possible. Help please.

Where can i get a dining table and chairs set from, i've tried homebase and argos but wasn't that happy with the stuff in argos, seen a nice one in homebase but not sure where else i could look???? x I live in sheffield UK, not one too expensive about £250 at the most but must have 6 chairs

I'd like to purchase one here in the states.... imitation perhaps, because I know an authentic one will be expensive.

I feel that spoons, forks and knives are too much in dining tables in hotels. Ok, one can be for salad, one for the main course and one for desserts. But still the number seems to be more than we need. And also, Is there a special spoon for soups?

Here are some pics of dining table, they all have a strip of cloth in the middle.: http://www.accidentaljulie.com/knot/home/DiningRoom1.jpg http://homepage.mac.com/j.norstad/home-improvement/dining-room/dining-room.JPG http://www.1thesquare.com/images/private-dining-1.jpg i'v never seen this style before. Is it a very formal and elegant style? Where does it originate from? Anybody has any clue? IS IT FRENCH STYLE?

I recently adopted an extremely loveable 4 year old cat named Bugsy. He's so sweet. However, every chance he gets, he jumps on the dining room table and kitchen counter tops. I just don't think it's sanitary. His feet and his fanny goes in and out of a litter box where he does his business. Catch my drift? I've tried contact sticky paper, squirtting him with water, nothings working. Am I in over my head?

I have a small dining room, so someone suggested I get a glass dining room table so it appears to take up less space. But someone else said that it is weird to be able to look at people's legs/feet through the glass while you are eating. Any ideas or opinions on this interior design case ?

I want only one table for dining in my home. I really miss the formal formica dining room tables of the 70's. You didn't need a pad. You didn't need to hide the table with a tablecloth. You could throw your keys and your groceries on it. You could work at it and you could dine at it. Does anyone make such a thing anymore?

I see a lot of American homes have these scupltures, and dishes all full of pictures that portray roosters and chickens. It has got to have some meaning to it, although its aesthetics could be one thing.

It's driving me nuts trying to think of the name. It's just any inert (ie, non-electric) gizmo - usually ceramic, I guess - that goes under a hot serving plate or bowl to protect the table. TIA