Description
This rectangular glass dining table brings a clean, open feel to the heart of the home. The tempered glass top carries a smoky black tone that reflects light without the visual weight of solid timber, while the supporting frame holds a firm rectangular form measuring 160cm wide and 80cm deep. Standing at a comfortable 76cm tall, it gives generous knee room and a steady surface for everyday meals as well as longer gatherings. As a piece, it balances presence with a sense of space, so a room never feels crowded.
Rectangular dining tables like this one seat four to six with ease, making it a sensible choice for both open-plan kitchens and dedicated dining rooms. The black glass pairs well with upholstered chairs in grey or charcoal, or with lighter timber seating for contrast. Dress the surface with a low bowl, a runner or a few candles, and let the reflective top do the rest. Its slim profile suits smaller footprints where a heavier table would dominate, yet it still anchors a larger space with quiet confidence.
Glass is one of the more practical surfaces to live with day to day. Wipe the top with a soft damp cloth and a little glass cleaner to lift marks and fingerprints, then buff dry to keep it clear. Use coasters and mats under hot dishes and avoid dragging crockery across the surface. Check the frame fixings from time to time to keep everything stable and level.
Specification
| Type |
Dining Tables |
| Colour |
Black |
| Material |
Glass |
| Height |
76cm |
| Width |
160cm |
| Depth |
80cm |
Frequently Asked
Is the glass top durable enough for daily use?
Yes. The top is tempered glass, which is toughened to resist knocks and everyday wear far better than ordinary glass, making it well suited to regular family meals.
How many people can sit at it?
At 160cm wide and 80cm deep it comfortably seats four to six, with room for place settings and serving dishes across the middle.
What chairs work best with a black glass table?
Upholstered chairs in grey or charcoal keep the look cohesive, while pale timber or metal-framed seating adds contrast against the dark reflective top.
Will it suit a smaller dining space?
The clear, reflective surface keeps the piece feeling light, so it works in compact rooms where a solid table might feel bulky.
How do I keep the surface clean?
Wipe with a soft damp cloth and glass cleaner, then buff dry. Use coasters and mats to protect against heat and scratches.