Dining tables with a drop leaf are a charming and practical solution for smaller dining rooms and kitchens. As one of the earliest transitional furniture pieces, our Amish artisans craft these tables in various styles, from rustic farmhouse to refined traditional designs. Available in oak, cherry, or your favorite wood, a drop leaf table will bring both style and utility to small spaces.
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Our Amish built Caldwell Server features a drop leaf, bar stools, and locking caster wheels so you can move it easily and keep it securely in place.
Designed with locking casters and a drop leaf extendable top, the Caldwell Mobile Kitchen Island is a must-have for cozy kitchens and cooking prep spaces.
Our Emelle Drop Leaf Table is a simple, rectangular dining table with attached end leaves. Square legs supports an inch-thick Oak or preferred hardwood top.
Our Taunton Hardwood Drop Leaf Table is a versatile, space-saving solution for urban studios and small dining areas. Choose your wood, stain, or painted finish.
Our 42-inch Oak Rhett's Round Drop Leaf Table features two, nine-inch drop leaves allowing it to work wonders in a small kitchen, condo, or apartment.
Create memories with friends and family around this beautiful River Shore Pedestal Drop Leaf Table. Traditional design features take center stage.
Amish drop-leaf dining and kitchen tables have a fixed hardwood section in the center, with multiple hinged leaves than can be folded down when not in use. Keep the drop leaves down for a narrow solution that helps conserve valuable space, or raise them up and accommodate additional people at the dinner table. Our drop leaf tables can be Amish-built in a number of hardwoods ranging from solid Oak to Walnut. Countryside Amish Furniture offers numerous wood drop leaf pedestal and leg styles that can be transformed to enhance homes both small and alrge.
Derived from the classic gateleg table design, drop leaf tables have one fixed table top section and typically one or two hinged surfaces. When lifted into place, these hinged sections extend the table top; a drop leaf dining room table will typically have a square or rectangular top shape. If the leaves are supported by brackets, it is simply a drop-leaf table. If the leaves are supported by a set of legs that swing out, it would be called a gate leg table.
Using a drop leaf table as your kitchen or breakfast table, entry console, sofa table, or even desk gives you maximum flexibility. Keep your table’s leaves dropped to save space, and fold them out only when needed. You can also fold out just one leaf while keeping the other leaf dropped flush against a wall. Drop leaf tables also expand easily because the leaves are permanently attached. The ability to use a piece of furniture in a variety of rooms and with a variety of uses makes the solid wood investment well worth it.
Despite their traditional appeal, drop leaf tables are designed to suit virtually any taste and space. If you don’t frequently entertain, make the most of your dining room constraints with a compact square drop-leaf. For tight corners, narrow spaces, and awkward angles, a slim rectangle drop-leaf table that can be pushed flush against the wall will provide the best space saving solution. Finally, round drop leaf tables evoke a cozy, classic vibe so guests can simply pull up a chair around the open edges. These space-saving tables are available with a number of base types including standard legs, a pedestal, or trestle.
