Dining Tables with Glass Top

Minimalist wooden dining table designs with glass top

George Oliver

Forget about decorative cabriole legs or bulky frames! For minimalist dining rooms, a streamlined design is key. 

A simple pedestal is especially popular in minimalist tables for 4, whereas a glass top wood base dining table for 6 or more would probably look better with legs.

Contemporary rectangular glass top dining table with wood base

Glass dining tables and contemporary decor go hand in hand, so you’re already one step ahead if you’ve opted for this interior style.

However, to reinforce it even more, consider an unusual base relying on clean lines and geometric shapes, too. Something that wouldn’t look out of place in an art gallery, we could say.

Contemporary rectangular glass top dining table with wood base

Orren Ellis

Glass dining tables and contemporary decor go hand in hand, so you’re already one step ahead if you’ve opted for this interior style. 

However, to reinforce it even more, consider an unusual base relying on clean lines and geometric shapes, too. Something that wouldn’t look out of place in an art gallery, we could say.

Eclectic glass top dining table with wooden base

The beauty of eclectic decor is that you get to combine your favorite elements from different styles without them looking out of place.

To celebrate this style, consider choosing a unique glass top dining table with wooden base that looks like one of a kind or with a global-inspired design. 

Mid century modern wooden dining table design with glass top

Alcott Hill®

While wooden designs are a more obvious choice for mid-century modern decor, glass models were fairly popular as coffee tables in the same decades, so why not embrace them in your dining room?

The key here is to maintain some wooden elements in the frame and especially some outward-pointing legs. For larger households, a long rectangular glass dining table for 6 or more will work, too.

Minimalist wooden dining table designs with glass top

Forget about decorative cabriole legs or bulky frames! For minimalist dining rooms, a streamlined design is key.

A simple pedestal is especially popular in minimalist tables for 4, whereas a glass top wood base dining table for 6 or more would probably look better with legs.

Hollywood regency dining table glass design

Everly Quinn

Wanna feel like a famous actor or director? Tempted by the houses you see behind them in interviews? Then look for the shiniest, most glam dining table with glass top!

Even better, one that looks like it was commissioned to a famous artist only for you. Whether you opt for legs or a pedestal, the base is where you can go crazy with shapes.

$1260 $2620

Bohemian glass and wood dining table

Much like people who prefer eclectic interiors, bohemian lovers won’t shy away from a touch of uniqueness, but they’ll usually prioritize a natural element.

In our case, since you’re already settled on a glass surface, it should definitely be a wooden base. To make it more bohemian, though, try and look beyond the most predictable traditional models. 

French country dining table glass top

Winston Porter

Another slight challenge, French country decor and dining tables with glass tops aren’t the easiest pairing, but you can still look for the most ornate shapes and decorative bases.

As for materials, try scouting for some distressed wood or metal. 

Industrial dining table with glass top

17 Stories

A metal base and a wooden surface is the most industrial combination of all time: just drop into the first hipster cafe in your area, and you’re guaranteed to find it.

Still, if one of your core materials is going to be glass, just keep one of the other two for your base… as long as you choose a streamlined geometric shape or clean lines.

To add even more industrial vibes, pair up your table with a long wooden and metal bench or some metal chairs.

Traditional glass dining room tables 8

While a glass dining room table might not be the most obvious choice in cozy traditional settings, here’s a simple trick to make it work: choose a base in a neutral color like black and complement your table with chairs in a more traditional design.

Why not add some adorable cushions, too?

Art deco rectangular glass dining table

Etta Avenue™

If you have an art deco home, looking for a dining table with glass top is easy. Just ask yourself, can I imagine Gatsby eating here?

If your chosen table includes some shiny gold-style finishes and interesting geometric shapes, the answer will probably be yes, old sport. 

Rustic wooden dining table with glass top

Loon Peak®

When it comes to decor, rustic and wood can almost be used as synonyms.

Why not go the extra mile by choosing a dining table with glass top and a wooden design that looks like it has grown spontaneously in the middle of your room?

Shabby chic rectangular glass dining table set

Orren Ellis

With shabby chic decor being especially famous for white hues and distressed wooden elements, you’re probably wondering how on earth you’ll manage to introduce a dining table with glass top without it looking awfully out of place.

Well, it’s simple: look for shabby chic legs or a pedestal! For example, a white frame or decorative designs like cabriole legs. 

$850

Scandinavian glass top rectangular dining table

Wade Logan®

Minimalist designs will usually work wonders in Scandinavian settings, too. However, it helps to focus on a natural palette (for example, white, yellow, dark blue, gray, brown, forest green, or light wood finishes).

If you can find a dining table with glass top and a base in one of those hues, you’ll get bonus Scandi points.

Transitional glass dining room table

Balancing classic and contemporary to create the perfect transitional decor can almost be considered a form of art, and your new glass dining room table can certainly be a part of it. After all, the glass element will immediately add to the contemporary side of things, especially if you include a creative metal frame.

Alternatively, you can make it a bit more traditional by opting for wooden legs. Oh, and don’t forget a cozy centerpiece, too!

Coastal seaweed dining table with glass top

Longshore Tides

Here’s a seemingly crazy but beautiful idea for your coastal interiors: a dining table made of seagrass and topped with a glass surface.

We bet it’ll feel like you’re holidaying in the most idyllic spot next to a white sand beach every single time you have a meal.