Metal Dining Tables

Metal dining tables with stone, glass, and wood tops

A metal dining table is defined by its base: the legs, pedestal, or frame are made of metal, usually powder-coated or plated steel and iron. On this page the metal is the constant, while the top varies, so the same sturdy frame can carry very different surfaces. Prices start at $195.

Tops fall into a few honest groups. Sintered stone tops are real engineered stone with a marble-look pattern, heavy and heat resistant. Tempered glass tops sit on metal or iron legs for a lighter, see-through look. Marble-look tops carry a printed marble pattern that is lighter and lower in cost, not quarried stone. A set of tulip and pedestal tables use a plain wood-look top, and a few models pair the metal base with a solid wood or walnut top. So the answer to "is it all metal" is that the base is metal and the top may be stone, glass, or wood.

Bases come in black, gold, silver, chrome, and rose gold, in shapes from a single tulip pedestal to fluted columns, cross pedestals, double columns, hairpin, and trestle legs. Table tops run round, oval, square, and rectangular, from a 27.6 inch square up to a 78.7 inch oval, with seating from 4 up to 10 on the extendable models.

Styles lean modern, mid-century, and minimalist, with tulip and pedestal shapes making up a large share of the range. A metal base suits a room where you want a slim, easy-to-clean frame that holds a heavy stone or glass top without bulky wooden legs, and it works well in a smaller kitchen where a single pedestal keeps the floor clear.

Whether you want a compact sintered stone table for two to four or a long glass table on a gold double column, there is a metal option here starting at $195. Every order ships free with delivery in 5 to 7 days.