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The Everywhere Table Round Corner was designed with the objective to be effectively used everywhere, as its name suggests. The conference table has circular tabletop and be used alone or in groups. The Everywhere Table Round Corner was designed by Dan Grabowski for Herman Miller. The Everywhere Table Round Corner has an overall height of 28.5" (72.4 cm), widths of 24”, 30”, 36” (61, 76.2, 91.4 cm), and lengths of 52”, 63.5”, 74” (132.1, 161.3, 188 cm).

The Everywhere Table Conference Corner is conference table designed with a refined look to increase its versatility and be used in different types of spaces. The design of its tabletop was created be placed into a corner or in groups. The Everywhere Table - Conference Corner was designed by Dan Grab The Everywhere Table Conference Corner has an overall height of 28.5" (72.4 cm), widths of 24”, 30” (61, 76.2 cm), and lengths of 36”, 42” (92.4, 106.7 cm).

Table tennis tables are regulated playing surfaces designed specifically for the game of table tennis (ping-pong). Table tennis tables measure 9’ | 2.74 m long by 5’ | 1.525 m in wide. The playing surface of a ping-pong table must be set at a height of 2.5’ | 76 cm.

The Kigumi Table was designed in 2020 by using a typical technique of Japanese carpentry in which masterly formed by wooden joints used to form bonds. The Kigumi Table was designed by Nazanin Kamali is a fixed table completely made of wood. The Kigumi Table is a simple, small, and suitable. The Kigumi Table has an overall height of 29.5" (74.9 cm) and diameter of 49.2” (125 cm).

Table mirrors are small, freestanding mirrors designed for placement on tables, counters, or dressers. They come in various types, each catering to different needs. Vanity mirrors, often found in bedrooms or bathrooms, are perfect for personal grooming tasks like makeup application or shaving.

The Gather Table is a sturdy farm-style wood dining table with a dual-plank tabletop. Designed by Jacob Plejdrup in 2016, the Gather Table is built sturdy with a solid hardwood core and a thickened veneer for greater durability and longevity. The Gather Table comes in three sizes that sit from six to ten people respectively, with the middle sized table dimensioned at 94.5” x 39.5” (240 x 100.3 cm), with a height of 29” (73.7 cm).

The Moebius Table defies expectations for a table surface, and consists of a looping foundation that delicately balances a glass surface. The solid foundation of walnut flares and narrows in six arcs, producing a composed animated feel. The table was inspired by the Möbius strip. The Moebius Table has an overall height of 20.5” (52 cm) and diameter of 28” (71 cm).

An angled L-shape oval breakfast nook layout features a custom bench with an angled corner that wraps snugly around two sides of an oval table, with chairs placed along the remaining sides. This design cleverly combines the efficient use of space provided by the L-shape. Angled L-Shape Oval Breakfast Nook layouts feature tables for 7-9 people with typical table widths between 3’6”-4’ (1.07-1.22 m) and table lengths of 6’-8’ (1.83-2.44 m). Including clearances for sitting and circulation zones, these breakfast nook layouts vary in size with widths of 13’-15’ (3.96-4.57 m), lengths of 8’9”-9’3" (2.67-2.82 m), and overall floor areas between 90-111 ft2 (8.3-10.3 m2).

Absolute in its sophistication, the Barcelona Table's flawless, one-piece design maintains both quality and longevity. The polished chrome frame is branded with a badge from KnollStudio and a mark from the designer: Ludwig Mies Van der Rohe. All this is seen though the thick sturdy glass top. The Barcelona Table has an overall height of 18.5” (47 cm), width of 40” (102 cm), and depth of 40” (102 cm).

Table settings, or place settings, refer to the arrangement of dinnerware, flatware, glassware, and other decorative elements on a dining table. The basic setup typically includes a dinner plate, a fork, knife, and spoon, a drinking glass, and a napkin.

The LC6 Table is constructed by optimized steel and glass framework which has now been one of the most popular tables of the 20th century. The LC6 Table was designed by Le Corbusier and his team of designers in 1928. The LC6 Table is the perfect height for both a living room setting or office space. The LC6 Table has an overall height of either 27.2” or 28.75” (69, 73 cm), width of 88.6” (225 cm), and depth of 33.5” (85 cm).

The Jey Table is an end table that embraces modern design by incorporating a heavy base to provide stability and years of use. It has a steel stem that supports its circular tabletop and is constructed from repurposed material. The Jey Table was designed by Francesco Rota. The Jey Table has an overall height of 19.75" (50.2 cm) and diameter of 15.75" (40 cm).

The Mag Table acts as a table or stool carrying magazines in its elbow and that's not all this unique type of furniture can do–place it upright, so it sits on its narrow end, and it functions as a desktop that you can use when you're sitting. The Mag Table has an overall height of 16” (40.6 cm), width of 25.5” (64.8 cm), and depth of 14” (35.6 cm).

The Baguette Table stands on four aluminum legs that are connected through a horizontal spine. The Baguette Table comes with a polished or powder-coated finish that supports a glass top. Design brothers Ronan and Erwan Bouroullec designed the Baguette Table in 2011. The Baguette Table has an overall height of 28” (71.1 cm), width of 62” (157.5 cm), and depth of 33” (83.8 cm).

The Eye Table was designed by Finn Juhl that was produced by Onecollection in 1946. The Eye Table has three legs and an eye-shaped rounded tabletop. This is what the table was named after. The Eye table is available in a solid walnut frame and white laminate tabletop. The Eye Table has an overall height of 19.7” (50 cm), width of 35” (88.9 cm), and depth of 21.65” (55 cm).

The Zero Table is a classically modern circular table with a simple steel base. Designed by Jesús Gasca, the Zero Table is detailed with a softly beveled tempered glass or walnut veneer tabletop surface and has an overall subtle presence that complements a range of public or private interiors. The Zero Table has a diameter of 44” (111.7 cm) and a height of 29” (73.7 cm).

The Pocket Table is a discreet and minimal lined coffee table that features two hidden drawers for additional storage designed by Lee Mindel in 2016. The rectangular Pocket Table has a height of 12” (30.5 cm), length of 48” (122 cm), and width of 24” (61 cm).

Designed in 2020 by Edward Barber and Jay Osgerby, the Smalto Table is a fresh take on the classic round dining table. Constructed entirely out of enameled steel, the Smalto Table embodies contemporary style through its heaviness and materiality. The Smalto Table has an overall height of 28.75” (73 cm) and diameter of 54” (137.2 cm).

The Noguchi Table is an iconic sculptural table made up of two organically shaped interlocking solid wood supports holding a glass tabletop designed by Isamu Noguchi in 1948. The Noguchi Table has a height of 15.75” (40 cm), length of 50” (127 cm), and width of 36” (91.4 cm).

An angled U-shape circle breakfast nook layout features a custom bench designed with an angled corner that wraps around three sides of a circular table, with chairs positioned along the open side. This design cleverly utilizes corner space while the circular table centers the arrangement. Breakfast Nook - Circle, U-Shape (Angled) layouts feature tables for 7-8 people with typical table diameters between 3’6”-6’ (1.07-1.83 m). Including clearances for sitting and circulation zones, these breakfast nook layouts vary in size with nook widths of 7’-9’6” (2.13-2.9 m), lengths of 8’9”-11’3” (2.67-3.43 cm), and overall floor areas between 61-100 ft2 (5.7-9.3 m2).

A breakfast nook is a small dining area in a kitchen or near it, designed for informal meals, especially breakfast. It’s usually located in a corner or by a window, featuring built-in bench seating to save space, alongside a table and additional chairs.

An angled U-shape oval breakfast nook layout incorporates a custom bench with an angled corner that wraps around three sides of an oval table, with chairs placed along the open side. This design smartly utilizes the angular bench to fit snugly into corner spaces or against walls. Angled U-Shape Oval Breakfast Nook layouts feature tables for 7-9 people with typical table widths between 3’6”-4’ (1.07-1.22 m) and table lengths of 6’-8’ (1.83-2.44 m). Including clearances for sitting and circulation zones, these breakfast nook layouts vary in size with nook widths of 9’6”-11’6” (2.9-3.51 m), depths of 8’9”-9’3" (2.67-2.82 m), and overall floor areas between 80-100 ft2 (7.4-9.3 m2).

A round corner flat arch is a type of arch that is made up of three tangent circular arcs. The arcs are centered at the spring line of the arch, the crown of the arch, and a point halfway between the spring line and the crown. The top of the arch is a straight line that connects the tangents. Flat Rounded Corners Arches have typical spans between 4’-12’ (1.22-3.66 m) and arch rises of 5.9”-18.1” (15-46 cm). Arches are commonly paired with wall depths of 8”-16” (20.3-40.6 cm) and a course depth between of 4”-16” (10.2-40.6 cm).

A rounded corner pointed arch is a type of arch that is constructed with four centers, but has a shallower arch height than a traditional 4-centered arch. This is achieved by using smaller radii for the two outer arcs. The result is an arch that is more graceful and less imposing. Pointed Rounded Corners Arches have typical spans between 4’-12’ (1.22-3.66 m) and arch rises of 9.1”-27.6” (23-70 cm). Arches are commonly paired with wall depths of 8”-16” (20.3-40.6 cm) and a course depth between of 4”-16” (10.2-40.6 cm).

An angled L-shape circle breakfast nook layout consists of a custom bench with an angled corner that wraps around two sides of a circular table, complemented by chairs on the remaining sides. This setup smartly utilizes the angularity of the L-shape to fit snugly in corner spaces. Angled L-Shape Circle Breakfast Nook layouts feature tables for 6-9 people with typical table diameters between 3’6”-6’ (1.07-1.83 m). Including clearances for sitting and circulation zones, these breakfast nook layouts vary in size with width and lengths of 10’6”-12’11” (3.19-3.93 m) and overall floor areas between 73-114 ft2 (6.8-10.6 m2).

An L-shape rectangle breakfast nook layout features an L-shaped bench that wraps around two sides of a rectangular table. This design efficiently utilizes corner space, making it ideal for smaller kitchens or dining areas. It offers a cozy, intimate setting for meals and conversation. L-Shape Rectangle Breakfast Nook layouts feature tables for 6-10 people with typical table widths between 2’6”-4’ (.76-1.22 m) and table lengths of 4’-8’ (1.22-2.44 m). Including clearances for sitting and circulation zones, these breakfast nook layouts vary in size with widths of 9’3”-13’3” (2.82-4.04 m), lengths of 7’9”-9’3” (2.36-2.82 m), and overall floor areas between 72-123 ft2 (6.7-11.4 m2).

Billiard | Pool Tables are engineered with six pockets — one in each corner and two centered on the longs sides. Pockets, varying in design from simple drop pockets to elaborate ball returns, differ in shape and dimension between Corner Pockets and Side Pockets.

An L-shape square breakfast nook layout utilizes an L-shaped bench that hugs two sides of a square table, creating a compact and efficient dining area. This setup is perfect for corner spaces in the kitchen or dining room, optimizing the use of available space while providing a cozy spot for meals. L-Shape Square Breakfast Nook layouts feature tables for 4-8 people with typical table sizes between 3’-5’6" (.91-1.68 m). Including clearances for sitting and circulation zones, these breakfast nook layouts vary in size with widths of 8’3”-10’9” (2.51-3.28 m), lengths of 8’3”-10’9” (2.51-3.28 m), and overall floor areas between 68-116 ft2 (6.3-10.7 m2).

A curved L-shape circle breakfast nook layout features a custom, curved corner bench that wraps around two sides of a circular table, with chairs arranged on the remaining sides. This design cleverly combines the fluidity of the circle with the more defined shape of the L, optimizing seating. Curved L-Shape Circle Breakfast Nook layouts feature tables for 6-9 people with typical table diameters between 3’6”-6’ (1.07-1.83 m). Including clearances for sitting and circulation zones, these breakfast nook layouts vary in size with room widths and lengths of 10’6”-13' (3.2-3.96 m) and overall floor areas between 75-117 ft2 (6.9-10.9 m2).

A curved U-shape circle breakfast nook layout includes a custom bench that curves smoothly around three sides of a circular table, complemented by chairs along the remaining side. This arrangement maximizes the seating area while maintaining an open and inviting atmosphere. Breakfast Nook - Circle, U-Shape (Curved) layouts feature tables for 6-10 people with typical table diameters between 3’6”-6’ (1.07-1.83 m). Including clearances for sitting and circulation zones, these breakfast nook layouts vary in size with nook widths of 7’-9’6” (2.13-2.9 m), lengths of 8’9”-11’3” (2.67-3.43 cm), and overall floor areas between 63-102 ft2 (5.8-9.5 m2).