Round Dining Table 80CM Space-Saving Wooden Kitchen

Review

Nice enough table, stable, pain to build, struggled to get it out of the door!

My main issue is that it’s not really great when it comes to the ‘space saving’ part. It’s still quite big, and because it doesn’t fold away or collapse, it’s always up. Being a circle, it also takes up a lot of space and can’t be effectively used efficiently against a wall. The wild design of the legs looks great, but it’s not massively practical. My biggest issue was that once I assembled it in the lounge, I struggled to get it out of the door. It’s too wide upright, and the crazy legs meant that even when I tilted it, there was always a leg in the way somewhere. Eventually I did manage to t

Compact & Elegant Round Dining Table – Surprisingly Stylish for Small Spaces

The tabletop is engineered wood finished with a 3D paper veneer that genuinely does look the part when new, carrying a convincing wood texture that adds warmth to the surface. The 18mm MDF construction is decent for the price, though it's fair to say this isn't a heirloom piece. The industrial-style black metal leg structure is an interesting design choice — elegant in appearance and stable enough in everyday use, though the overall assembly is on the lighter side, which means it doesn't quite carry the gravitas of a true centrepiece.

Nice table with a beautiful form.

The only drawback for me is that, as much as I love the design of the legs they aren't' necessarily practical for taller folks. The legroom is somewhat limited and I have to do a bit of 'side sitting'. Other than that the quality and finish are nice and the 80cm sizes perfect for the two of us. It looks lovely in the house.

The Smart Dog

Stylish and modern, practical, sturdy and stable.

After dealing with our house renovation and an extension it feels like a luxury to be able to sit at this table in the morning and have my coffee before the day gets away from me.