Why choose K&B?
We offer unique and distinctive furniture, decorations, and lighting directly from London
Our exceptional craftsmanship and high-quality finishes ensure that our products stand out and capture attention
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Wanderlust II round table from Malabar 130 cm diameter brass Carrara marble top
£13,396.00
150 cm Round Travertine Grey Dining Table – Modern Cement Pedestal Base
£3,198.00
Ashford Luxury Dining Table with Natural Travertine Top, 200 × 100 cm
£3,998.00
Brompton 150cm Round Dining Table – Large Wooden Table with Pedestal Base
£2,998.00
Brompton Luxury Dining Table, 198 x 96.5 cm, Dark Ash Veneer with Gold Steel Base
£1,718.00
Camden Marble Dining Table 120 cm – Round Dining Table with Marble Top
£2,650.00
Chester Dining Table 100 cm round oversized table leather effect glass top
£1,198.00
Luxury Dining Tables – The Heart of a Refined Home
Discover a curated selection of luxury dining tables designed to elevate everyday living and special moments alike. At K&B London, dining tables are more than functional furniture — they are statement pieces that define the character of a space and bring people together.
Our collection features designer dining tables crafted from premium materials, including solid wood, natural stone such as marble, glass and metal. A wide variety of shapes and finishes allows you to create a dining area that feels both elegant and perfectly suited to your interior.
Designer Dining Tables Inspired by London Aesthetics
Inspired by contemporary London design, our dining tables combine exceptional craftsmanship, durability and refined form. Round dining tables — often designed with a single sculptural pedestal — are particularly popular for modern interiors, offering visual lightness and encouraging conversation.
For larger spaces, we also offer rectangular and square dining tables, many of which comfortably seat six to eight people, making them ideal for family dining and entertaining guests.
A Dining Table as the Centre of Daily Life
A luxury dining table naturally becomes the centre of the home — a place for shared meals, conversations, celebrations and everyday rituals. For this reason, it should balance aesthetic appeal with practicality and long-term comfort.
Our dining tables are designed to meet these expectations, offering timeless design paired with functional solutions for modern living.
Materials and Forms That Shape the Interior
Choose from dining tables with bases crafted from polished stainless steel, metal or solid wood, often finished to a high-gloss standard. Each table is distinguished by carefully considered proportions and detailing, ensuring a unique presence within the interior.
Our Collection Includes:
- round dining tables,
- large rectangular and square dining tables,
- extendable dining tables for flexible seating,
- solid wood dining tables,
- marble and stone dining tables,
- pedestal dining tables with a single central base,
- black and contemporary dining tables,
- glass and metal dining tables,
- statement dining tables in generous proportions.
How to Choose the Right Dining Table
When selecting a dining table, consider the size of your space, the number of people you wish to seat and the overall interior style. Round tables work well in smaller rooms and open-plan layouts, while rectangular dining tables suit larger dining areas and multifunctional spaces.
If your dining area is integrated with the kitchen or living room, the table should harmonise with surrounding furniture, lighting and finishes. With our carefully selected collection, finding the ideal dining table for your home becomes a seamless and inspiring process.
What size dining table should I choose?
Is a round or rectangular dining table better?
Rectangular dining tables are more practical for larger families and formal dining areas, offering greater seating capacity and flexibility.
Are extendable dining tables a good option?
Which materials are best for a luxury dining table?
How many people can a dining table seat comfortably?
Can dining tables be used in open-plan living spaces?
