Black Marble Dining Table

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Striking black marble top dining table with chrome base

Striking black marble top dining table with chrome base

Orren Ellis

Remarkably glamorous, this round dining table for four catches the eye with its glossy marble top and distinctive hourglass pedestal base. It is finished in an attractive contrast of black and chrome, showcasing abstract markings and intertwined diamond patterns.

$2469.99 ~~$3963~~

Designer Advice:

Although marble dining tables have an undeniably elegant appearance, they require regular maintenance to preserve their beauty. For starters, you should always wipe the tabletop dry to avoid discoloration and ugly stains. Dedicate two soft cloths for cleaning your marble table. One for regular dusting. Another for occasional washing with mild soapy water. Also, coasters and placemats will be your best friends, as marble tends to easily get scratched.

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Black marble dining table set for traditional spaces

Black marble dining table set for traditional spaces

Andover Mills™

A great addition to traditionally styled interiors, this set gives you a marble and aluminum table accompanied by four matching chairs. The textured vinyl upholstery, faux marble motifs, and streamlined frame all work together to create a classy, bold look.

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High gloss black marble dining table rectangle

High gloss black marble dining table rectangle

Mercer41

This exquisite dining table stands firm on its double pedestal base crafted from stainless steel all the while supporting a lengthy real marble top. White streaks run throughout the polished black marble, resulting in a rather grandiose effect.

$7099.99

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Not only is this table ultra-modern and upscale, but it is also impressively spacious—and therefore, the perfect choice for growing families, frequent hosts, or anyone with a large, open dining area. At 120” long and 48” wide, it provides enough room for 10 chairs and looks right at home in a dark-toned room. Picture black pendant lights, white walls, a gray textured rug, and this gorgeous dining table as the focal point.

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Black granite dining table set with a Scandi design

Black granite dining table set with a Scandi design

George Oliver

This black dining table set for six is a definite showpiece. The chairs are upholstered in faux leather while the tabletop is of natural stone granite, accented with white veining. Angled carbon steel legs and curved edges give it an inviting, Scandinavian feel.

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Stylish trestle dining table with faux marble top in black

Stylish trestle dining table with faux marble top in black

CosmoLiving by Cosmopolitan

Featuring geometric metal trestle legs and a faux marble MDF top, this dining table ensures long-lasting durability and sleek style for the next years to come. It has an edgy, compact design perfect for small kitchen & dining areas, offering ample seating for four.

$419.99 ~~$553~~

Designer Advice:

Because of its streamlined silhouette, this dining table is far from fussy when it comes to chair styles. You can pair it with metal wire chairs, velvet dining chairs, wishbone chairs, you name it. The other good news is that black marble dining tables look equally beautiful in a neutral dining room as it does in a room full of color.

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Solid black marble counter height table in contemporary style

Solid black marble counter height table in contemporary style

Red Barrel Studio®

Built at counter height, this table flaunts a thick pillared wooden structure with a shiny, marble-like surface. Comfy for up to eight people, it has a diameter of only 48”, allowing for small spaces to still be luxurious and chic.

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Stunning black and white marble dining table

Stunning black and white marble dining table

Wrought Studio™

This accent dining table is all about standing out and being functional at the same time. Its cone-shaped metal base lends an airy feel to the design and gracefully contrasts with the white faux marble surface. The black veins complete the look, adding more visual interest to this already snazzy piece.

$459.99 ~~$519.99~~

Designer Advice:

Of course, not all faux marble is made the same. Some do an incredible job of mimicking the look of genuine marble while others tend to have an unpleasant plastic-y appearance. That said, faux marble dining tables, as a whole, are a lot more affordable, easier to maintain, and non-porous—so less likely to get stained!

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Modern marble dining table set

Orren Ellis

Clean lines, slim legs, and an imposing marble-finished top make this faux marble dining table with 6 chairs a real standout. The chairs are graced with faux leather upholstery, channel tufting details, and curved backs for the utmost comfort.

$399.99

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Buying Guide

A black marble dining table set seems simple to choose from its black color and marble countertop material, but it is actually far from the truth. Just like with any other type of home furniture, you need to look deeper into a couple of important points that need consideration to ensure what you get doesn’t just fit your home seamlessly, but also let you achieve your furnishing goals. Here are some tips that will help you with your endeavor.

What are the benefits of a black marble dining table set?

A black marble dining set has a sophisticated and elegant appeal that gives any dining room a boost in the aesthetics department, which is why it’s sought-after among homeowners across the country. With the set, you won’t fail to impress guests and family members. This dining set isn’t just elegant, as it’s also one of the few ones that won’t look outdated or out of style as it has a contemporary look. One more advantage of this type of dining set is its durability. When it’s properly maintained, it will last decades and outlast your other furniture.

What size dining table should you get?

Manufacturers of black marble dining sets always state the number of diners each set can accommodate. Every person requires approximately two feet of space for comfortable use. You may add two persons more to the recommended number of users, but doing so will increase the chances of your guests feeling cramped with their elbows touching while eating.

A set with a roundtable is great for a small space. It has the perfect shape for a tight space as it doesn’t have any sharp corners. More people can use the table as well as there are no corners that you can bump into. If you really want the most legroom, then choose a round marble table with a pedestal base. As for the chairs, the smaller their footprint, the more spacious the room will seem. Simple dining chairs will also let the marble table steal the show or be the centerpiece of the dining room.

If you choose a round marble table that is 60 to 70 inches in diameter, it is a good idea if you add a Lazy Susan at the center of the table because it becomes harder to reach what’s served on the table the bigger a roundtable gets.

If your room is long and narrow, then your best option is a rectangular table as it leaves a lot of space for traffic to flow. With rectangular dining tables, the longer they are, the wider they are as well.

Square dining tables, on the other hand, are great at mimicking the shape or layout of the rooms they are in. They also provide an intimate dining experience as everyone is at an equal distance.

How to care for a marble dining table?

Marble is not as durable as granite. It is softer and prone to stains and scratches, so special care must be taken when using it. Always use coasters, placemats and try to avoid spills. If there is a spill, even water, wipe it up as soon as possible. Simple smudges and dirt can be removed with water mixed with dishwashing soap. If a stain is visible, make a thick paste from baking soda and water. Apply to the area and leave undisturbed for at leat 12 hours. This will help to draw the stain out of the marble.