Stainless Steel Top Dining Tables
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.
Updated
09/09/2021
Stainless steel is clean, sterile, and the most contemporary way to go in kitchen accompaniment. But until now, tables had been limited to restaurant use. Not any more. Our collection of stainless steel top dining tables will give you the feel of a big, fancy restaurant kitchen, plus the perks of easy cleaning, stain resistance, and the likelihood it will match your appliances.
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Four legged Rectangular Stainless Steel Dining Tables
The four-legged table type is your traditional original. Though, four-legged rectangular stainless steel dining tables are a step up in refinement.
A solid boxier-built type fine-tunes a rustic, farmhouse, or industrial flavor. You can also find thinner all-metal raw-built types, with or without color, that also look magnificent in the industrial dimension.
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Trestle Metal Top Farmhouse Dining Table
Your metal top dining table with a wooden trestle-designed base looks stunning in Farmhouse styles. Some trestle bases are formulated with one solo bar, while other trestle bases possess a lower bar with 45-degree supporting beams.
Choose a trestle metal top farmhouse dining table with a riveting nail head outlining the table for an embellished finesse. A smooth-edged metal top table is more fluid and involves less intricate design enhancing the contemporary style.
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Square Metal Top Dining Room Table
Square metal top dining room tables are a good balance between a full-length rectangular table and a small, rounded pedestal table. There are a variety of choices between wood legs with metal top tables or all-metal top and leg tables.
Choose a shiny metallic stainless steel top table for a glamorous and contemporary jab. For an antique or industrial sense, opt for a hammered metal top dining table instead.
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Free Form Metal Top Dining Table
Everly Quinn
Free-form metal top dining tables are the most unique metal tables that you’ll ever find. The free-form type tables can be shaped with oblong-shaped tops and flashy finishes, or raw rubbed metal tops sculpted like fish or wildlife.
Go with an asymmetrical metal topped dining table in modern living and symmetrical design in Scandinavian and traditional designed homes. Some symmetrical free-form metal dining tables are made specifically for wheelchairs.
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Round Pedestal Brushed Stainless Steel Dining Table
Trent Austin Design®
Round pedestal brushed stainless steel dining tables are distinctively built and are created for several design styles. All-metal dining tables lean more towards industrial, while metal top tables with wooden pedestals lean towards French country.
Finding a round pedestal with meticulous design work is remarkable when placed into an industrial and antique setting. A solid and smooth round single pedestal base is impressive in Victorian, modern, and contemporary constructs.
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Metal Topped Dining Table With Double Pedestals
Dakota Fields
Single pedestal metal topped dining tables are stunning, but if your family is larger than a single pedestal table just won’t cut it. Double-pedestal tables are built with long oval or rectangular tops, allowing you to seat more people.
Pair a set of tall thin bar-height stools to emphasize the height on tall rectangular metal top tables. If you don’t want your metal table leaving your dining room feeling stark, then add cushioned chairs for a homier allure.
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Outdoor All metal Top Table With Slats
Sometimes all you need is a metal top table built to withstand the harsh outdoor weather elements. The outdoor type is an all-metal build with either a solid top without gaps or one with slats.
If you live somewhere that gets a lot of rain, then an all-metal aluminum tabletop with slats is a better deal for your situation. Choose a round-top outdoor pedestal type for a smaller footprint for smaller-sized patios.
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Small and Simple Four legged Steel Top Table
Wade Logan®
Ideal for individuals and small-sized families are these simple rounded four-legged steel top tables. These types of metal topped dining tables with higher-placed metal cross-leg bindings give you more leg space.
The thin light-duty steel top table is budget-friendly. If you are looking for a table to tenderize your steaks on, then we strongly encourage you to seek out a thicker, heavy-duty metal top table.
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Accent Pedestal Dining Table With Stainless Steel Top
Rectangular and oval accent pedestal dining tables with stainless steel tops work wonderfully when paired with thin chairs. They come in all sorts of rare, designer bases like asymmetrical slants, symmetrical shard pedestals, and twisted solid formations.
Add a metal topped dining table with a slanted straight-edge or golden cylindrical base for a contemporary flair. Combined gold and black finishes seat deep luxury while silver and white finishes float fresh cleanliness.
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Bar Height Half Metal Top Dining Table
Red Barrel Studio®
The half table type is the best space-saving metal top dining table. Bar height lifts your dining table higher than normal and thin legs create free-flowing space.
Bar height half tables with thin builds mix nicely with minimalist and shabby chic. For shabby chic, choose curvier metal legs then add pale palate placemats to finish the look.
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