Dining Tables Base for Glass Top
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.
Glass top dining tables have many great perks, but one that is especially fantastic is illuminated when you have a custom base to hold the glass aloft. Wood base glass top dining tables implement a clear table surface, and a myriad of classic and artistic wood supports bases. Form standard legs to gnarled tree trunk, these dining tables will add a warm feel to your dining space.
Our Picks
A gilded, glam dining table base
Perfect for small spaces and larger ones alike, an atypical mixture of a pedestal and four-leg-base adds visual interest—especially when it’s coated in copper!
A metallic table base reflects light, making the fixture seem a lot lighter and airier than it might actually be. This can make small spaces feel larger—and, if you go for gold (or rose gold, or silver), the luxe-looking metal can also make your space feel more luxurious.
The abstract and artistic table base for glass top
Want your home to look and feel modern and sculptural? A glass top table constitutes an excellent opportunity to enjoy a decorative, interesting base (as you’ll be able to see every angle!).
Go for an interesting, moulded, flowing piece—particularly if the rest of your room is made of mostly straight lines and hard corners. It’ll stand out in the best way possible.
A live edge, rustic, wooden base for glass dining table
Speaking of statements: You don’t have to go all in on artistic modernism to enjoy a table stand that wows. If you’re looking for a table base for your glass dining table that wows your guests and you have more of a farmhouse aesthetic, you’re in luck.
Using a driftwood-inspired base that has been oh-so-carefully sculpted to support your glass table seems at once whimsical and completely natural. It’ll be a showstopper for sure!
A glass table base that’s simple and streamlined
Perhaps you’re more interested in a sleek look that will go with anything—and withstand any number of upcoming trends. By selecting a metal column base with sloping curves and durable materials, you’re investing in a table base that will be truly timeless.
We especially love the stark black color, because it will pop under the glass and go with anything—but selecting a honey, mustard, or wood-colored base would add significant warmth to your room as well.
Boho metal table base for glass top
Lillian August
Ready to invest in your home’s cozy boho vibe? If so, it’s time to turn to light-toned metals and gentle curves. This style of four-legged table base is just different enough from a basic four-legged table to make a statement—but not so eclectic that it won’t feel at home with your other decor.
Pro tip? Assess the warmth or coolness of your room to pick a metal. If you have mostly warm tones such as pink, yellow, and taupe, you’ll want to stick with gold; if you have blues, greens, and grays, select a silver for the most cohesive look.
$1019.99
$1365
A strong white wooden pedestal table base for glass top
Want a pedestal base that feels strong, secure, and different? A white wooden tower couldn’t be more stable, yet its calm color and simple curves make sure that this type of base doesn’t feel overly industrial or stark.
Because of the wideness of this type of base, this style choice does feel a little more modern—making it an excellent choice for a minimalist aesthetic.
Dining room table bases for glass tops
Wrought Studio™
When you think of a stainless steel table base, you likely think of industrial worktops and shiny silver legs. However, that doesn’t have to be the case.
With a more delicate basket base, you can enjoy a much more dainty vibe. Since you can effectively see all the way through the latticing on this type of base, it’s a good choice for smaller spaces: These bases visually don’t take up as much room!
The base for glass dining table with a footrest
BFM Seating
Whether you have kids, shorter legs, or taller-than-normal chairs, you know that there are times where dangling feet need a little bit of a rest. Purchasing a glass table pedestal that has built-in footrests can come in handy for relief at the end of a long day.
Selecting a classic table base in black stamped steel will provide many benefits, too—for example, it’ll hide any dirt well, which makes keeping it looking clean a breeze.
$134.99
$154
A wire bistro glass dining table pedestal
Bend Goods
Ready to evoke the feel of a Parisian street side cafe in your own home? Choose a delicate wire piece in a pastel or statement color.
Having a table in a bright color uplifts an entire room—and makes decorating easy, because the focal point of your room is already front and center. With this one piece, you can lower the effort and budget of decorating the rest of your room—a win in our book.
$640
The traditional vintage pedestal of your dreams
Want to go with a more antique vibe instead? No problem. Select a curved, baroque, single-leg pedestal, and your dining room will instantly feel more elevated and grounded.
A high-quality vintage piece can lend a story to your dining room, while the juxtaposition of old or aged wood with modern glass will bring an antique piece of furniture into the new millennium.
