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Our rustic dining tables are Fireside Lodge Furniture pieces in Barnwood Homestead, Harvest, Timbers and Farmhouse styles, plus Appalachian twig tables, octagon tables and an extension table. Rectangle tables come in 5, 6, 7 and 8 foot lengths to fit small and large dining rooms. Find chairs and benches in our dining chairs collection or browse all indoor furniture.

Barnwood Dining Tables

The Barnwood Harvest Rectangle Dining Table is handcrafted from reclaimed barnwood with a solid trestle base and a choice of smooth or textured top. The Barnwood Extension Dining Table measures 72" x 42" x 30" and uses an extension system for extra guests. Prices run from $2,189 to $5,849.

Questions before you buy?

Rustic Dining Table FAQs

Most answers are here. Still deciding? Our team can help with sizing, delivery and setup.

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How much does a rustic dining table cost?

Our rustic dining tables start at $2,189 for the Barnwood Farmhouse Rectangle Dining Table - 5-Foot 36-Inch Wide. Most run $2,819 to $4,909, and the Barnwood Extension Dining Table is $5,559 to $5,849.

What sizes do your rustic dining tables come in?

Rectangle tables come in 5, 6, 7 and 8 foot lengths, and several 5-foot styles also come 36 inches wide. The Barnwood Octagon Dining Table comes in 48 and 54 inch sizes.

Do you have an extendable rustic dining table?

Yes. The Barnwood Extension Dining Table measures 72" x 42" x 30" and has an extension system that adds space quickly.

Do you carry round rustic dining tables?

Our closest option is the Barnwood Octagon Dining Table in 48 or 54 inches. Call 512-777-0154 if you need help choosing a shape.

What size dining table seats 6?

A common guideline is about 24 inches of table length per person, so many people choose a 6-foot table for six. Check each product page for exact dimensions.

What are these dining tables made of?

The Barnwood tables are made from reclaimed barnwood, and the Harvest table offers a smooth or textured top. The Appalachian tables use a twig design.