Amish Leg Tables
To see the most versatile dining room table we offer, check out our Amish handmade leg tables with expansion potential and solid tops.
Amish Dining & Kitchen Tables
Dining Tables for Kitchen and Dining Areas
Countryside Amish Furniture offers dining room and kitchen tables in sizes, shapes and domestic hardwood to match your space and style. Our Amish-built kitchen tables help you create an every-day or formal dining space that is comfortable for gatherings large and small.
Single Pedestal Tables
Personalize expandable, butterfly leaf pedestal tables in round, square, or rectangle top shapes for kitchen or dining room.
Double Pedestal Dining Tables
Larger handmade dining tables may require a second pedestal in mission, shaker, traditional, queen anne, or contemporary style.
Trestle Tables
Our built-to-order trestle tables are handcrafted from domestic hardwoods at your specific direction to be perfect for your kitchen or dining room.
Butterfly Leaf Tables
For easy expansion, the ingenious butterfly leaf self-stores when not in use in your Amish crafted kitchen or dining table.
Drop Leaf Tables
Traditional and convenient, our American made drop leaf tables are a versatile option for kitchen, nook, or informal dining area.
Refectory Tables
Amish handmade refectory tables, or draw leaf dining tables, extend from the ends of the table top in solid American hardwood.
Shaker Tables
Distinctively shaker splayed legs are prominent on many of the solid wood, Amish handcrafted tables that can be both solid top or expandable.
Farmhouse Dining Tables
Casual and relaxed, our collection of farmhouse dining and kitchen tables mix charming details with distressed wood finishes.
Mission Tables
Straight and strong, our mission tables are a timeless reflection of the American Southwest with simple bases and stunning hardwood.
Queen Anne Tables
Formal, yet familiar, our queen anne dining tables are perfect for your family's most important occasions without being too fussy for your dining room everyday.
Contemporary Tables
Our handmade contemporary dining tables are perfectly current and properly classic in the solid American hardwood of your choice.
Pub & Gathering Tables
Two heights available in most of our pub and gathering tables makes your casual dining room, nook, or eat in kitchen exactly as you like it.
Solid Wood Breakfast Nooks
Create a complete Amish breakfast nook ensemble handmade of solid wood for your traditional dining room, kitchen, or nook.
Your Amish-made dining room table is at the heart of your home. Find a style, size, and hardwood that is both functional and attractive with our custom wood dining furniture options. We partner with Amish artisans and workshops for our American-made tables. Made in the heart of Amish country, our solid hardwood dining tables show their devotion to craftsmanship and attention to detail. Shop our large collection of leg, trestle, pedestal, and butterfly leaf extension tables.
- What type of wood is best for a dining table?
If you’re considering a wood dining table, always opt for a hardwood such as Hickory, Oak, Maple, Quartersawn White Oak, Walnut, or Cherry. Generally, the harder the wood the less prone it is to wear and abrasion such as dings and scratches. A solid wood dining room table is best for everyday use especially for families with young children. Tables made from engineered or composite woods, which include plywoods and MDF, are never as strong as a hardwood. Red Oak is a classic wood type perfect for a traditional home, while species like Maple and Walnut have a smoother grain well-suited for a more contemporary look. Quartersawn White Oak is ideal for an Arts and Crafts or Mission table, while Cherry has a formal appeal and Hickory is rustic.
- What is a typical dining table height?
Most dining tables share the same standard height: between 29" and 31" high. Formal dining tables tend to be closer to 30 inches. At this height, most people can rest their feet comfortably on the floor, so it works well for formal dining rooms or more casual areas such as eat-in kitchens or breakfast nooks. Elevated dining tables do come in other heights. A counter height table, at 36” high, is the same height as a kitchen countertop or gathering table. These tables are a great option for informal spaces. Another relaxed option, a 42” bar height table, makes for a quick transition from standing to sitting. Also called a pub table or a gathering table, bar height tables are perfect for entertaining in both residential and commercial spaces.
- How big should a dining room table be?
Generally you want three feet of walking space around the table with the chairs not in use (slid under the table). Also, most dining tables come in one of the basic shapes: rectangular, square, and round. The width and depth of the table vary based on the shape. Rectangular dining room tables are the most common shape, and generally range between 36” and 48” wide. In order to seat at least four to eight people, the dining table should be 48” to 90” long. The rule of thumb is allow 24" to 30” of space per seat at your dining table. Square and round tables are better suited for smaller groups; popular sizes range from 42” to 54” and may seat four to six people.
