Dining tables for HDB homes
Dining tables in sintered stone, marble, travertine and solid wood, in rectangular, round, oval and extendable shapes, sized for HDB and BTO dining areas. Real dimensions are on every page, so you can plan the chairs as well as the table.
Semia
From $749
Redar
From $499
Seite
From $599
Naeno
From $619
Vesei
From $749
Voti
From $749
Mesi
From $749
Ninen
From $779
Oanu
From $949
Mumu
From $609
Keru
From $679
Sialo
From $649
Tavi
From $849
Debal
From $649
Levun
From $719
Ival
$649
Tovu
From $1,119
Vena
From $989
Mami
From $609
Vimi
From $649
Olun
From $849
Laebi
From $1,019
Notol
From $989
Vivia
From $589
Nobe
From $879
Naeri
From $749
Sati
From $719
Lolin
From $749
Monun
From $749
Miti
From $879
Siba
From $1,259
Seila
From $999
Ladi
From $969
Alor
From $889
Ravun
From $909
Sizing a dining table for your flat
Plan for the chairs, not just the tabletop. As a rule of thumb, leave about 90 cm between the table edge and the wall behind each chair so people can sit down and stand up without a squeeze, and allow roughly 60 cm of table edge per person. A 140 cm table seats four comfortably, and 160–180 cm seats six, which suits many 4-room dining areas.
Round and oval tables have no corners to bump into and keep conversation easy for four. An extendable table gives you a compact size for daily meals that opens up when the family comes over. Our dining table sizing guide has the full numbers. Long tabletops also need to clear your lift and front door, so measure both; our guide to measuring HDB lifts shows how.
Sintered stone, natural stone or solid wood?
Many of our tables have sintered stone tops: a dense, engineered surface that resists heat, scratches and stains and takes Singapore's humidity in its stride. Marble, travertine and other natural stone tops bring real veining and texture; natural stone is more porous, so blot wine, citrus and coffee quickly and reseal it now and then. Solid wood tables feel warm under the hand and age well with a little care. With young children, an oval table or one with rounded corners takes the edge off busy mealtimes.
Bases range from solid wood and wood veneer to carbon and stainless steel, and some round tables offer a lazy Susan for shared dishes.
Delivered, carried in and assembled
Stone tops are heavy, so our team carries the table in and assembles it in your dining area. Each table is built to order, direct from the factory, and arrives in about 30–35 business days. Delivery is free on orders over $600, and there's a 2-year warranty against manufacturing defects.
To see a table with chairs before you commit, try the free room visualiser, which shows pieces styled together in a room, or browse our dining chairs.
Dining Tables: common questions
- What size dining table fits a 4-room HDB flat?
- As a rule of thumb, a 160–180 cm table seating six suits many 4-room dining areas, as long as you can keep about 90 cm clear behind each chair. Measure your dining zone and compare it with the table's listed dimensions before ordering.
- Is a round or rectangular dining table better for a small HDB?
- Rectangular tables use space most efficiently against a wall, while a round table is more sociable for four and has no corners to bump. If you entertain occasionally, an extendable table gives you both a compact daily size and room for guests.
- Is sintered stone good for Singapore's humidity?
- Yes. Sintered stone is dense and non-porous, so it doesn't absorb moisture or stains the way natural marble can, and it resists heat and scratches. Wipe it with a damp cloth and a mild cleaner.
- Do you have extendable dining tables?
- Yes, several of our tables extend, giving you a compact size for daily meals and more room when guests visit. Look for 'extendable' in the product details.
- How long does a dining table take to arrive?
- About 30–35 business days from your order, since every table is built to order. Our team delivers, carries in and assembles it, with free delivery on orders over $600.