Eight feet of table changes a room and anchors a family, especially as it can comfortably seat 8-10 people. However, a well-matched table is about more than length; it’s about finding the aesthetic that feels like a true reflection of home. To help homeowners find the look that speaks to them, personally, we proudly offer a myriad of styles, including Farmhouse, Mid-Century, and Queen Anne tables.
Why Countryside Amish Furniture?
Shopping with Countryside isn't like ordering furniture online and hoping for the best. Every 96” table in this list is built to order by Amish woodworkers in the American heartland, which means you choose the wood species, the finish, the edge profile, and the size.
Not sure how a stain will look in your dining room? Countryside will mail you real wood samples before you commit, so you're never guessing under a showroom's flattering lighting. It's a slower process than clicking "add to cart," but the result is a table built for your home specifically—one that's meant to last long enough to need repairing rather than replacing.
Examples of 96" Tables Made by Amish Woodworkers
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Barrie Amish Leg Table
The Barrie earns its place at the center of the room. Its square, beveled legs are chunky at the top, gently tapered, finished with soft rounded feet, striking a balance between traditional and contemporary. The one-inch solid hardwood top comes with a custom edge profile and softly rounded corners. Choose your wood species, finish, and optional expansion leaves. The 96" length is available in 42" and 48" widths.
From $1,688
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McKendree Double Pedestal Table
For a 96” long table that makes a statement without shouting, turn to this McKendree Double Pedestal Table. Twin l bases with intersecting support beams give it a bold architectural presence, while the clean-edged, one-inch solid hardwood top keeps things grounded and livable. It transitions easily between farmhouse warmth and modern simplicity for a unique look. Optional 12" extension leaves expand seating via gear-equalizing wood slides. Built to order from premium American hardwoods with a catalyzed conversion varnish finish. The 96" length is available in 42" and 48" widths.
From $2,550
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Glastonbury Live Edge Table
No two Glastonbury tables are the same, and that's the point. Each top is a 1⅝" thick live edge slab, so the natural curves and character of the wood stay intact rather than being milled away into conformity. A flat black metal base grounds the whole thing with an industrial edge that plays beautifully against the organic top. It's rustic and modern at once, and it pulls it off effortlessly. The 96" length is available in 42" and 48" widths.
From $3,575
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Eddington Reclaimed Dining Table
The Eddington 96” table salvaged American barnwood brings genuine history to the tabletop, with grain patterns and weathering that no new-growth lumber can replicate. A timber and black metal trestle base adds industrial backbone, making this one of the more visually commanding pieces in the lineup. A hand-applied, multi-step low-sheen finish protects the surface without dulling its character. Equally at home in a farmhouse dining room or a commercial space. Available at 42" x 96".
From $3,255
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Rector Reclaimed Leg Table
Barnwood is more than just a look—this timber earned its character. The Rector starts with reclaimed American lumber that's cleaned, dried, and swept for metal before Amish craftsmen shape it into a 1⅝" thick top with chunky turned legs and a straight apron. Epoxy fills the nail holes and knots rather than hiding them, turning what might be considered flaws into focal points. Optional 12" expansion leaves add flexibility. For a two-tone twist, pair a natural top with a Vintage Blue painted base. Available at 42" x 96".
From $1,950
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Crenshaw Double Pedestal Table
The Crenshaw pairs reclaimed American barnwood with black powder-coated metal pedestals for a combination that feels right at home in rustic, industrial, and modern spaces alike. The floating top design gives it a lighter visual presence than the base's bold metalwork might suggest. Epoxy-filled nail holes and knots stay visible beneath the hand-applied, distressed finish, and a hand-worn roundover edge softens the whole silhouette just enough. Every piece comes out genuinely one of a kind. Available at 42" x 96".
From $2,730
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Friars Point Reclaimed Farm Table
This 96” long table is farmhouse done right—not the mass-produced imitation, but the real thing. Reclaimed hardwood brings honest grain variation and epoxy-filled nail holes that give the surface genuine texture, while a hand-worn roundover edge keeps it from feeling precious. Optional 12" expansion leaves ride on wooden slides for added flexibility. The two-tone finish shown pairs a natural top with Weathered White turned legs and apron, resulting in a combination that's warm without being overdone. Available at 42" x 96".
From $3,405
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Bernice Reclaimed Leg Table
The Bernice lets the wood do the talking. Thick, tapered legs and clean, uncluttered lines give it a versatility that most reclaimed pieces can't quite manage. It reads as comfortably contemporary as it does country. The 1⅝" top is built from repurposed American hardwood, with epoxy-filled nail holes and a hand-worn roundover edge that highlight rather than hide the material's history. Optional 12" expansion leaves ride on wooden track slides, and legs detach via a corner brace system for easy moving. Available at 42" x 96".
From $3,123
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Gretna Reclaimed Table
For a unique yet grounded aesthetic, look to the Gretna Reclaimed Table which pulls from two different traditions without being torn between them. Its trestle base draws on American Arts and Crafts roots, while exposed through tenons push it into modern industrial territory—a tension that works surprisingly well in practice. The reclaimed hardwood top is finished by hand to bring out the wood's natural grain and color variation, with epoxy-filled nail holes left visible rather than smoothed over. Geared equalizer slides handle optional expansion leaves with ease. For the look shown, pair a natural top and apron with a Midnight Oil base. Available at 42" x 96".
From $3,340
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Magdala Reclaimed Dining Table
The Magdala is a quieter entry in the reclaimed lineup—less industrial edge, more lived-in warmth. Barnwood salvaged from American structures goes through an extensive cleaning and drying process before Amish craftsmen shape it into a trestle table with a hand-worn roundover edge and epoxy-filled nail holes that keep the surface honest. A low-sheen catalyzed conversion varnish protects without over-polishing. The pictured Musket finish is a natural fit, but the finish is yours to choose. Optional 12" expansion leaves ride on geared equalizer slides. Available at 42" x 96".
From $3,220
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Gonzales Reclaimed Table
The Gonzales wears its industrial influences openly. A centered metal turnbuckle and oversized bolts run along the trestle base, letting its farmhouse personality take center stage. Reclaimed barnwood brings natural color and texture variation to the top, while black epoxy fills the nail and knot holes for a surface that's smooth to the touch but still visually rich. A hand-worn roundover edge and low-sheen finish round it out without softening the attitude. Available at 42" x 96".
From $2,850
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Croydon Reclaimed Trestle Table
The Croydon is the kind of table that transitions effortlessly from a holiday spread to a Tuesday night dinner without missing a beat. Salvaged American hardwood brings natural knots and grain variation to the rectangular top, with epoxy-filled nail holes and a hand-worn roundover edge keeping the surface tactile and honest. Geared equalizer slides open from both ends simultaneously, making leaf installation a one-person job rather than a two-person argument. Optional 12" expansion leaves add seating when you need it. Available at 42" x 96".
From $3,143
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Dartmoor French Country Leg Table
This 96” long table brings a softer sensibility to the dining room. Flared legs and a roundover edge give it that distinctly French country silhouette—refined without being stiff, elegant without requiring white gloves. The one-inch solid hardwood top sits above a 2½" apron that adds visual weight right where it counts. Brown Maple is the natural choice here, with its smooth grain lending itself beautifully to the style, though the finish is yours to define. Optional 12" extension leaves make it as practical as it is pretty. The 96" length is available in 42" and 48" widths.
From $2,098
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Arona Trestle Table
The 96” Arona table takes a classic trestle format and sharpens it up. An open X-base with through tenon joinery gives the base an architectural presence that pairs naturally with the straight 2½" apron and clean one-inch top. The two-toned Oak finish shown brings modern contrast to what is otherwise a timeless silhouette. Optional expansion leaves accommodate up to four additions for larger gatherings. The 96" table length is available in 42" and 48" widths.
From $2,575
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Elkins Double Pedestal Table
The 96” long Elkins Double Pedestal Table feels sophisticated yet could be right at home in a modern household. Shapely 8" pedestal legs support a 1¼" thick planked top with a rough sawn texture that catches light differently depending on where you're sitting. It's dressier than a trestle, more interesting than a standard pedestal, and finished with a low-sheen catalyzed conversion varnish that lets the wood surface breathe. The Vulcanite finish over Rough Sawn Maple shown is a strong choice. Available at 48" x 96".
From $5,093
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Altavista Rustic Table
The Altavista table doesn't shy away from texture; instead, it leads with it. A circular-sawn, distressed surface gives the 1¾" thick Rough Sawn Maple top a raw, tactile quality that only gets better with age, protected by a hand-rubbed low-sheen varnish that's tough enough for daily use. Thick 5½" tapered legs keep the proportions bold and grounded. Two 22" plug-in end leaves mean unexpected guests are never actually a problem. The 96" long version of this table is available in 36", 42", and 48" widths.
From $4,363
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Widdicomb Live Edge Table
Bark-free natural edges trace the original contour of the Rough Sawn Maple slab, while exposed trestle joinery makes the construction part of the aesthetic rather than something to hide. At 1¾" thick, the top has real presence, hand-sanded and sealed with a low-sheen catalyzed varnish that protects the raw grain without dulling it. The Early Espresso finish shown is a striking choice, but the finish is entirely yours to define. The 96" long version of this table is available in 36", 42", and 48" widths.
From $3,943
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Casey Amish Trestle Table
The 96” long Casey Trestle Table plays a clever visual trick, as the top is 1½" thick but reads like a 4" slab thanks to a built-up edge that adds heft without the weight. Two 18" breadboard-end leaves tuck into either end of the table, expanding seating without disrupting the clean trestle silhouette when not in use. Rough Sawn Maple brings natural texture to the surface, finished with a hand-rubbed stain and catalyzed conversion varnish. The English Toffee finish shown hits a warm, lived-in note that suits the style perfectly.
From $5,937
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Bayberry Dining Table
The Bayberry doesn't hold back. A 1¾" thick planked top with a rough sawn surface sits above 5½" turned farmhouse legs with straight aprons, the kind of hand-carved detail that takes time to do right and shows it. Two 18" breadboard-end leaves are included with the table, not sold separately, so expanding for a crowd is already accounted for. The Artisan Copper finish shown brings warmth and depth that plays beautifully against the textured surface. The 96" length is available in 36", 40", 44", and 48" widths.
From $4,480
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Anapolis Live Edge Table
The Anapolis Live Edge Table pairs two strong personalities and makes it work. A 1¾" thick Rough Sawn Maple slab with bark-free natural edges sits atop a black metal X-base that's contemporary without being cold. The organic top and the geometric base push against each other in a way that feels intentional rather than accidental. Sustainably harvested timber means the character you're getting came at no cost to the next stand of trees. Finished in your choice of hand-rubbed stain with a low-sheen varnish topcoat. The 96" length is available in 36", 42", and 48" widths.
From $3,753
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Sawyer Live Edge Table
The Sawyer has an edge, literally and figuratively. Bark-free natural edges trace the original contour of the 1¾" thick Rough Sawn Maple slab, while a black metal turnbuckle and exposed mortise and tenon joinery on the trestle base lean hard into industrial territory. The combination of raw wood and metalwork gives it a rugged confidence that softer pieces can't replicate. No two come out the same, and that's the whole point. Finished to your specifications with a low-sheen catalyzed varnish topcoat. The 96" length is available in 36", 42", and 48" widths.
From $3,943
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Kirtland Dining Table
Homeowners will appreciate how the Kirtland Dining Table solves the leaf storage problem rather than ignoring it. Two 18" end leaves sit on telescoping rails that pull out from beneath the 1½" thick top. When guests leave, the rails tuck back under and the table returns to its base footprint without a trace. A rough sawn textured surface and Sandy Dunes hand-rubbed finish give it a rugged, unhurried character that works as well in a city apartment as a farmhouse dining room. The 96" length is available in 36", 42", and 48" widths.
From $3,330
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Pawtucket Dining Table
The Pawtucket earns its presence through detail. Intricate baluster post pedestals give the base a traditional craftsmanship that pairs unexpectedly well with the circular-sawn distressed surface of the 1¼" thick Rough Sawn Maple top, refined and rugged in equal measure. Two 16" breadboard-end leaves are included, adding seating without breaking the table's character. The Autumn Brass finish shown hits a warm golden tone that suits the overall richness of the piece. The 96" length is available in 42" and 48" widths.
From $6,550
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Glen Hope French Country Table
The Glen Hope French Country Table is ornate in the best possible way. Extravagantly carved pedestals anchor a 1½" thick Rough Sawn Maple top with a circular-sawn planed surface that mimics the look of salvaged lumber without sacrificing consistency. A metal turnbuckle brace runs between the pedestals as a small industrial touch that plays nicely against the traditional carving. Two 18" breadboard-end leaves are included for larger gatherings. The Antique Tin finish shown keeps things light and fresh, though Countryside will send samples so you can decide at home. The 96" length is available in 36", 40", 44", and 48" widths.
From $5,517
Bring the Beauty of Amish Furniture Into your Home
Every table in this collection is built by hand by our talented Amish furniture makers who work without shortcuts. Joints are cut for strength, surfaces are finished by hand, and every piece is built to outlast the trends that were popular when it was ordered. The result is furniture that carries the weight of genuine skill rather than the appearance of it.
Start by selecting a table from the collection and working through the options menu: wood species, finish, size, edge profile, and any expansion leaves you want included. If you're deciding between finishes, request up to four wood samples and Countryside will send them directly to your door so you can evaluate them in your own lighting, against your own floors and walls.The result is a 96” table that fits your home rather than the other way around.