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Type: Liwa
Round table for 4 people in dark wood with walnut finish, D105 cm
Type: Liwa
Round table for 4 people in light natural wood, D105 cm
Type: Renovation
Round table for 4 people in light wood, D100 cm
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Type: Pralus
Round table for 5 people in cedar wood with metal base, D110 cm
Type: Moorea
Round table for 6 people in acacia wood and metal, 140 cm
Type: Aya
Organic walnut veneer table, seats 6 people
Type: Liwa
Table and chairs for 4 people in green velvet and wood
Type: Izzi
Round table for 4 people in solid rubberwood and veneer, Ø120 cm
Type: Chemistry
Round bar table for 2 in dark wood, Ø60 cm
Type: Sacha
Round mango wood table for 4 people
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Type: Agathe
Round table for 4 people in mango wood, D120 cm
Type: Iguana
Round table for 4 people in acacia wood, D115 cm
Type: Agathe
Round table for 4 people in white marble and mango wood, Ø120 cm
Type: Albane
Rectangular elm wood table for 8 people
Type: Izzi
Round table for 4, solid rubberwood, walnut veneer, D120 cm
Type: Caïpi
Round mango wood table for 4 people
Type: Odette
Extendable light wood round table for 4–6 people, 120/150 cm
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Type: Odette
Extendable dark wood round table, 4–6 seats, 120/150 cm
Type: Reno
Table and 4-person dining chairs in taupe fabric and wood
Type: Renovation
Round table for 4 people in dark wood, 100 cm diameter
Type: Modasa
Round table for 2 people in acacia with metal legs, D80 cm
Round Tables
Around a round table, every guest can see everyone else and conversation flows easily. With no corners, the rounded tabletop leaves more room to move around and softens a room with straight lines. Our selection of designer round tables brings together models advertised for 4 to 6 people, in light or dark wood, veneer, marble, or wood and metal, to furnish a dining room, kitchen, or dining area.
What diameter of round table should you choose based on the number of people?
Each product page indicates the tabletop diameter and the stated capacity for the model, two details that should be considered together. The diameter refers to the tabletop only: the actual footprint extends to the pulled-out chairs, which should be added to your measurements. Comfort also depends on the width of the chairs and their armrests, so be sure to check their product pages. Examples from our catalogue:
| Model | Tabletop diameter | Stated capacity |
|---|---|---|
| Réno round table | 100 cm | 4 people |
| Liwa round table | 105 cm | 4 people |
| Round acacia wood table | 115 cm | 4 people |
| Izzi round table | 120 cm | 4 people |
| Agathe round table in white marble and mango wood | 120 cm | 4 people |
| Moorea round table | 140 cm | 6 people |
Which room should you put a round table in?
In a small space, a 100 or 105 cm round table, such as the Réno or Liwa, fits neatly into a dining area or kitchen. With no corners, it leaves more room to move around, which is important when the table is positioned along a circulation route. In a dining room open onto the living room, a larger diameter, such as Moorea's 140 cm, defines the dining area. In all cases, measure the available space while allowing for pulled-out chairs and clearance around the table, then compare it with the diameter listed on the product page.
Which materials and styles for a designer round table?
Wood dominates our selection: light or dark wood for the Liwa and Réno, acacia for the 115 cm round table, and mango wood for the Caïpi. The Izzi combines solid rubberwood with oak or walnut veneer. For a mineral touch, the Agathe combines white marble and mango wood; the Moorea blends wood and metal for a more industrial feel. Light wood and simple lines suit a Scandinavian dining room, while dark wood works well with a warmer interior. To compare with another shape, see our square tables; to seat more guests, our 8-person tables and oval tables offer greater length.




