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A dining table has to work when it is just breakfast on a weekday and when every chair is pulled out for family and friends. Before choosing the finish, start with the room shape, how many people you usually seat and how much space is left once the chairs are in use.
## Measure for chairs and movement, not just the tabletop
Mark out the table size on the floor, then allow for dining chairs to pull back and people to walk behind them. **As a general guide, allow around 90–120cm of clearance around your dining table**. This gives you space to comfortably pull out a chair and helps maintain a practical walkway around the dining setting, particularly in open-plan rooms where the dining zone sits on a natural path between the kitchen and living area.
Think about the space between chairs too. **Allow a minimum gap of around 5cm between dining chairs** so guests have enough room to sit comfortably without chairs feeling crowded together. Chair dimensions can vary significantly, so always check the width of your chosen [dining chairs](https://ozdesignfurniture.com.au/furniture/chairs/dining-chairs/) against the table dimensions.
A rectangular dining table often suits a longer room and can make it easier to seat more people along each side. Round tables can work well in square or tighter dining zones, while also creating a more connected setting for conversation. An extension dining table is worth considering when you need a smaller everyday footprint but extra seats for entertaining.
## How many people can your dining table seat?
The right table size depends on both its dimensions and the dining chairs you choose. As a general guide, OZ Design recommends the following seating capacities:
**Rectangular dining tables**
* **150cm:** seats 4
* **180cm:** seats 4–6
* **210cm:** seats 6–8
* **240cm:** seats 8–10
**Round dining tables**
* **130cm:** seats 4–6
* **150cm:** seats 6–8
These recommendations are a useful starting point, but always consider the width and design of your dining chairs. Chairs with arms or generous frames will require more room than slimmer designs, which can affect how many people comfortably fit around the table. Remember to maintain that minimum 5cm gap between chairs when planning your setting.
## Choose materials for your household
Timber dining tables bring warmth and natural character, with grain and tone varying between pieces. Stone, ceramic and mixed-material tables create a different look and may have different care requirements. Before buying, check the product care information for the exact material rather than assuming every tabletop can be cleaned the same way.
If you need nearby storage for plates, glassware or serving pieces, a [buffet or sideboard](https://ozdesignfurniture.com.au/furniture/storage/buffets-and-sideboards/) can keep the dining zone organised and provide another surface when entertaining. For kitchen-island seating, browse [bar stools](https://ozdesignfurniture.com.au/furniture/chairs/kitchen-and-bar-stools/).
## A table for everyday moments
The dining table is where homework gets spread out, birthdays are celebrated and quick meals turn into long conversations. Choose for those everyday moments as much as for the room style.
OZ Design has been part of Australian homes since 1979. Explore dining tables online or visit a showroom to compare sizes, finishes and seating combinations in person.
A dining table has to work when it is just breakfast on a weekday and when every chair is pulled out for family and friends. Before choosing the finish, start with the room shape, how many people you usually seat and how much space is left once the chairs are in use.
## Measure for chairs and movement, not just the tabletop
Mark out the table size on the floor, then allow for dining chairs to pull back and people to walk behind them. **As a general guide, allow around 90–120cm of clearance around your dining table**. This gives you space to comfortably pull out a chair and helps maintain a practical walkway around the dining setting, particularly in open-plan rooms where the dining zone sits on a natural path between the kitchen and living area.
Think about the space between chairs too. **Allow a minimum gap of around 5cm between dining chairs** so guests have enough room to sit comfortably without chairs feeling crowded together. Chair dimensions can vary significantly, so always check the width of your chosen [dining chairs](https://ozdesignfurniture.com.au/furniture/chairs/dining-chairs/) against the table dimensions.
A rectangular dining table often suits a longer room and can make it easier to seat more people along each side. Round tables can work well in square or tighter dining zones, while also creating a more connected setting for conversation. An extension dining table is worth considering when you need a smaller everyday footprint but extra seats for entertaining.
## How many people can your dining table seat?
The right table size depends on both its dimensions and the dining chairs you choose. As a general guide, OZ Design recommends the following seating capacities:
**Rectangular dining tables**
* **150cm:** seats 4
* **180cm:** seats 4–6
* **210cm:** seats 6–8
* **240cm:** seats 8–10
**Round dining tables**
* **130cm:** seats 4–6
* **150cm:** seats 6–8
These recommendations are a useful starting point, but always consider the width and design of your dining chairs. Chairs with arms or generous frames will require more room than slimmer designs, which can affect how many people comfortably fit around the table. Remember to maintain that minimum 5cm gap between chairs when planning your setting.
## Choose materials for your household
Timber dining tables bring warmth and natural character, with grain and tone varying between pieces. Stone, ceramic and mixed-material tables create a different look and may have different care requirements. Before buying, check the product care information for the exact material rather than assuming every tabletop can be cleaned the same way.
If you need nearby storage for plates, glassware or serving pieces, a [buffet or sideboard](https://ozdesignfurniture.com.au/furniture/storage/buffets-and-sideboards/) can keep the dining zone organised and provide another surface when entertaining. For kitchen-island seating, browse [bar stools](https://ozdesignfurniture.com.au/furniture/chairs/kitchen-and-bar-stools/).
## A table for everyday moments
The dining table is where homework gets spread out, birthdays are celebrated and quick meals turn into long conversations. Choose for those everyday moments as much as for the room style.
OZ Design has been part of Australian homes since 1979. Explore dining tables online or visit a showroom to compare sizes, finishes and seating combinations in person.
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