Cross Leg Table
Buy the best cross leg table selected and recommended by interior designers. By Emily Hilton.
Now here's some interesting table designs you probably haven't seen in a while if at all. The cross-leg table is a clever and artistic way to showcase your eclectic prowess while still having a steady base for your table. These come in many styles and materials and we have plenty of them available for your viewing pleasure in our extensive collection.
Tempered glass and solid wood x leg dining table
$529.99 $509.99
Perfect for a modern dining room, this 63" table is made with a hardwood base in an espresso brown finish and has a clear glass top. It can comfortably seat six and has a weight-carrying capacity of 110 lbs.
Tempered glass and solid wood x leg dining table
George Oliver
$529.99 $509.99
Description
Perfect for a modern dining room, this 63" table is made with a hardwood base in an espresso brown finish and has a clear glass top. It can comfortably seat six and has a weight-carrying capacity of 110 lbs.
Designer Advice
Create a bold statement with this contemporary trestle table and pair it with a glass bench and acrylic chairs to make the space look larger. A bench can be placed under the table when it's not in use, making it a functional option for a smaller space. Use a hanging lamp to accentuate the vertical lines of the space and draw the eyes upward.
MDF wood end table with cross legs
Add modern farmhouse flair to your living room with this cross-legged end table. Its x-frame legs are made from powder-coated steel while the top is crafted from manufactured wood with a natural finish.
MDF wood end table with cross legs
Description
Add modern farmhouse flair to your living room with this cross-legged end table. Its x-frame legs are made from powder-coated steel while the top is crafted from manufactured wood with a natural finish.
Designer Advice
This versatile cross-leg table would fit right into a modern industrial or farmhouse-style home. You can style it with a simple ceramic lamp with a white linen shade and place a plant with a natural fiber basket somewhere in the space to compliment its natural wood finish. Make sure it's a tall plant that'll elevate the space's height.
Faux marble top cross leg table
Here we have a sleek end table with an x-shaped metal base and a manufactured wood top covered in a faux marble finish. It stands 24.41" high and can carry a weight of up to 50 lbs.
Faux marble top cross leg table
Mercer41
Description
Here we have a sleek end table with an x-shaped metal base and a manufactured wood top covered in a faux marble finish. It stands 24.41" high and can carry a weight of up to 50 lbs.
Designer Advice
The faux marble finish on this table provides a sense of fluidity which you can further enhance with a small stylish white vase and a couple of aesthetic pastel books. It can add a sense of softness to a modern living room with white walls, gold-framed wall art, and white marble or tile floors.
Solid wood cross leg table
Here we have a rustic cross-leg table that's made from reclaimed poplar wood with a natural wood grain finish. It has the strongest table leg design with an angled intersection base and planked tops. There's even a bottom shelf for storage.
Solid wood cross leg table
Sand & Stable™
Description
Here we have a rustic cross-leg table that's made from reclaimed poplar wood with a natural wood grain finish. It has the strongest table leg design with an angled intersection base and planked tops. There's even a bottom shelf for storage.
Designer Advice
This would look great in a casual farmhouse-style living room next to a modern sectional with a white cover and teal throw, as well as a vintage rug with a distressed finish. You can use the lower shelf to keep a lantern or a potted plant, while the top can accommodate a standard-sized coastal-themed table lamp and some decorative beads.
Rubberwood cross leg dining table
Give your farmhouse dining room space a relaxed and casual feel with this solid rubberwood dining table. It stands 31.5" tall with a strong pedestal base and has a seating capacity of four.
Rubberwood cross leg dining table
Description
Give your farmhouse dining room space a relaxed and casual feel with this solid rubberwood dining table. It stands 31.5" tall with a strong pedestal base and has a seating capacity of four.
Designer Advice
Because of its round shape, this dining table would be perfect for a small space. Round tables create an intimate experience as they make it easier for people to interact with each other while providing more comfort and zero obstacles between chairs. Combine different dining chairs to create a unique and versatile space, and opt for curved shapes and organic lines.
Cross Leg Table
Buying Guide
Emily Hilton
Interior Design Expert
Emily is a young, talented designer, whose professional interests gravitate towards kitchen and dining spaces. She prides herself on her attention to detail, obsession with functionality, and appreciation for craftsmanship.
Triangles are the strongest shape, so a cross leg table is sturdier than a traditional four-legged one. Generally, a cross leg dining table features one X on each side, with each X forming two triangles and a support beam connecting them down the middle.
This style of table leg acts as a diagonal cross brace that increases the stiffness of the table and prevents it from wobbling. While they come in many shapes and sizes, and can even be used as a desk in your home office, the sturdy build of cross leg dining table is ideal for outdoor dining.
However, the cross leg base isn’t the only feature that contributes to a table’s sturdiness. The materials play a significant role in the longevity of your table. Heavy gauge powder-coated metal frames tend to be more durable and can support higher weights, making the piece more sturdy overall. Solid wood is also a good option, as long as the piece has high-quality joinery such as a mortise and tenon joint.
Cross leg tables suit a variety of decor styles, depending on their other design features. Live edge, solid hardwood cross leg tables are ideal for a modern farmhouse or rustic cottage.
Glass-topped cross leg tables with a powder-coated steel base are well-suited to contemporary style home, while a metal frame supporting a distressed wood top is the perfect choice for an industrial-style dining room.
If you have a modern minimal or Scandi interior aesthetic, try a white cross leg table with a glass top. Or, for a Shabby chic or French country home a round cross leg pedestal table with a weathered finish makes a charming focal point for your kitchenette or dining room.
The most usual material that cross-leg tables are made out of is wood. Sometimes the wood will be distressed, as in a farmhouse aesthetic; in other cases, the wood will be painted—or left natural, as in a modern rustic minimalist vibe.
Other materials tend to include glass with wooden legs, and wood with metallic legs. Ultimately, the main feature of a cross-leg table is its cross legs; feel free to enjoy any material that would work well for you!