Tables, tables and benches

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Wid: 136.00, Dep: 136.00, Hgt: 136.00.

Henderson round walnut table Halmar

zł3,299

or zł165 with 0% installment

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Wid: 78.00, Dep: 136.00, Hgt: 136.00.

Elefante round table natural oak Halmar

zł2,499

or zł125 with 0% installment

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Wid: 136.00, Dep: 136.00, Hgt: 78.00.

Liverpool round table transparent/gold Halmar

zł925

or zł46 with 0% installment

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Wid: 78.00, Dep: 136.00, Hgt: 136.00.

Miyaki round table natural oak/black slatted leg Halmar

zł2,355

or zł118 with 0% installment

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Wid: 90.00, Dep: 90.00, Hgt: 77.00.

Folding table Saturn 40 white Szynaka Meble

zł699

or zł35 with 0% installment

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Wid: 90.00, Dep: 90.00, Hgt: 77.00.

Folding table Saturn 40 sonoma Szynaka Meble

zł699

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Wid: 160.00, Dep: 90.00, Hgt: 76.00.

Westin III table Signal

zł3,752

or zł188 with 0% installment

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Salvadore Ceramic Grey Marble 240x90 Signal table

zł3,354

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Wid: 160.00, Dep: 90.00, Hgt: 76.00.

Salvadore black matt table 160-240x90 Signal

zł2,536

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Wid: 140.00, Dep: 76.00, Hgt: 90.00.

Nuka I folding table 140-200x90cm Bim furniture

zł1,187

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Wid: 80.00, Dep: 80.00, Hgt: 45.00.

Salma white marble effect bench Signal

zł721

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Wid: 60.00, Dep: 120.00, Hgt: 45.00.

Universe bench Halmar

zł729

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Wid: 90.00, Dep: 60.00, Hgt: 45.00.

Coffee table Selgin 07 ML Furniture

zł436

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Wid: 57.00, Dep: 46.00, Hgt: 102.00.

Coffee table Indygo ST Gala Meble

zł187

zł213

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Wid: 50.00, Dep: 52.00, Hgt: 50.00.

Talbi bench white marble / white / gold Halmar

zł529

or zł26 with 0% installment

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Wid: 57.00, Dep: 46.00, Hgt: 102.00.

Saori ST coffee table by Gala Meble

zł617

zł701

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Wid: 54.00, Dep: 54.00, Hgt: 53.00.

Round bench Giza Halmar

zł649

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Wid: 120.00, Dep: 70.00, Hgt: 48.00.

Occasional table Velvet Natura Type 41 Szynaka Meble

zł1,545

or zł77 with 0% installment

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Wid: 90.00, Dep: 160.00, Hgt: 75.00.

Mareda occasional table CFTT5198-D116 Forte

zł377

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Wid: 90.00, Dep: 90.00, Hgt: 78.00.

Folding table Velvet Natura Type 40 Szynaka Meble

zł3,685

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Wid: 160.00, Dep: 100.00, Hgt: 76.00.

Folding table 160-200x100cm Avignon S40 Art-futuro

zł1,881

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Wid: 200.00, Dep: 100.00, Hgt: 76.00.

Folding table 200-250x100cm Avignon S40 Art-futuro

zł2,000

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Folding table 200-300x100cm Avignon S40 Art-futuro

zł2,116

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Table S31 160cm/200cm Barocco New Art-futuro

zł3,276

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Tables, tables and benches

The table has been the centre of family life for centuries and continues to be so to this day. Its forms and shapes have changed over the centuries, but it is still one of the most important furnishings in every living room and kitchen. What types of tables can be found on the market and how do you choose them for your interior? We explain in the guide below.

Living room tables - how to plan your purchase

Before buying a table for the living room, you need to answer four basic questions: what size, style, shape and function you want your living room to be Your living room, just like any other room, has its own characteristics, from which certain conclusions and constraints arise. With a well-considered purchase, your table will perform its function perfectly and aesthetically enrich the interior.

Shape: round versus rectangular tables

Let's start with the rarer choice - round tables. Although customers opt for them less often, they have many advantages. They do not have sharp edges, which makes them safer, especially in homes with young children. The round shape also encourages interaction between those sitting at the table, as everyone is at an equal distance from each other. The downsides? Round tables are less efficient in their use of space. Let's take the example of a table with a diameter of 120 cm, which can accommodate three people. In comparison, a rectangular table measuring 120 by 90 cm (and therefore taking up approximately the same amount of space) will fit 6 people. This is why round tables are a good solution for larger living rooms, where there is no need to focus on making the most of the available square metres.

The basic advantages and disadvantages of rectangular tables also follow from the above description. Right angles increase the risk of getting a bruise, on the other hand, the rectangular shape allows for a more efficient use of space.

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Size: large table or small table?

A starting point can be the example we described above. In order to comfortably seat 4 people (or a maximum of 6), we need a table of at least 120 by 90 cm, to which we need to add free space to enable chairs to be pushed back and seated comfortably (approximately 120-140 cm). In summary, we need a total rectangle of 240 by 210 cm to be able to set a table for 4-6 people. Obviously, the larger the table we buy, the more comfortable we will be spending time at it. However, it must also not overwhelm the living room or make it difficult to move around. For example, if you plan to invite guests and cannot afford to buy a larger table, a folding table is a good solution.

Style: rustic versus modern living room tables

Rustic tables add warmth and cosiness to interiors. Made of solid wood, they have a unique texture and are solid and durable, and with proper maintenance can serve you and your family for many years. However, the use of this raw material and the solid construction affects the amount of space taken up and the weight of the furniture itself. Therefore, it is a good solution for larger living rooms. A rustic table blends well with other natural materials such as ceramics, fabrics or stone to create a coherent and harmonious arrangement.

Modern living room tables, on the other hand, are characterised by minimalism, simplicity of form and functionality. Made of various materials such as metal, glass or plastic, they bring lightness and elegance to the interior. Modern tables often have clean lines and geometric shapes, making them ideal for spaces with a contemporary design. Thanks to their versatility, they can easily fit into a variety of interior styles - from Scandinavian to industrial to loft. Modern tables are usually more practical and functional than their rustic counterparts. They often have additional features, such as the ability to fold out, storage compartments or adjustable height. Such solutions are particularly useful in small flats, where every centimetre of space matters.

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Scandinavian and loft tables

Scandinavian tables are an example of minimalist and functional design that draws inspiration from nature and simplicity. This style, which originated in the Scandinavian countries of Sweden, Norway, Denmark and Finland, places a strong emphasis on light colours (shades of white and beige), natural materials and simple form. Scandinavian tables often have subtle, elegant lines and a streamlined aesthetic that allows them to fit harmoniously into a variety of interior settings.

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Usually made of wood - usually light wood such as oak or birch - Scandinavian tables are characterised by a solid but lightweight construction. The wood is often left in its natural state or lightly lacquered, which emphasises its organic beauty. Tables in this style often have bevelled, rounded edges, which adds to their elegance and at the same time protects them from painful bruises.

Loft tables are an example of a different approach to aesthetics. Their style is characterised by austerity and functionality, which can be seen in the materials and forms used in the designs. Designers of loft tables emphasise the display of raw materials and non-ideal finishes, which creates an impression of authenticity and an industrial aesthetic. The dominant colours in this type of furniture are shades of grey, black and brown, which emphasise the rawness of the style. Metal elements (especially the legs) are often used in their construction.

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FAQ

How do I look after my living room table?

The easiest way to prolong the life of a table is to clean the top regularly according to the manufacturer's recommendations (which you should ask about at the time of purchase). Laminate and glass worktops are best cleaned with a slightly damp cloth, and for heavier soiling use a mild detergent such as soap or washing up liquid. Wooden worktops (unless they are factory varnished) should be varnished (preferably using a varnish that does not dull in heat and is hard). In the case of wooden tables, it is also worth remembering that wood changes colour under the influence of UV rays - it is therefore advisable to place wooden tables in a place where they will not be exposed to aggressive sunlight. A varnished wooden table top can be cleaned with a damp cloth or washing up liquid for more stubborn stains.

See also: Kitchen worktops

Which table colours go best in the living room?

Usually tables are not a colour dominant on their own, so most often their manufacturers opt for neutral colours - white, black, shades of grey and beige. Such a choice ensures that the table purchased will fit in with the interior regardless of its colour scheme. Due to their large size, tables usually look better in lighter colours, so that they do not overwhelm the surrounding space.

What type of material will be best for a table top?

The most common table top materials are laminated or veneered chipboard, solid wood and glass. Each of these materials has its own advantages and disadvantages. Laminated board is an economical option that is often chosen for its versatility and affordability. It is also a material that is easy to keep clean - dirt does not penetrate its structure and discolour it. Glass worktops, on the other hand, ensure that even large tables do not visually dominate the space, and it is also a versatile material that fits into many different interior styles. The disadvantage of this material is that it is prone to scratching, on the other hand it is easy to keep clean. Wood, on the other hand, is a timeless material (and I mean that literally). As long as the worktop is properly maintained and a harder, scratch-resistant type of wood is used (oak, beech or walnut), it will last for years.

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Tables, tables and benches

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Tables, benches

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Tables, benches

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Tables, tables and benches

Living room tables - how to plan your purchase

Shape: round versus rectangular tables

Size: large table or small table?

Style: rustic versus modern living room tables

Scandinavian and loft tables

FAQ

How do I look after my living room table?

Which table colours go best in the living room?

What type of material will be best for a table top?

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