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Use a triangular layout, which means putting three separate groups of items properly spaced around the table. Change the height and feel of things like a stack of books, a small plant, and a bowl or candle for decoration. To avoid being too crowded, leave some empty room in the middle. Round boxes can also help keep things neat and hold smaller pieces in place.

1) Rectangular tables work best for large dining rooms and families. They have more seats and go well with chairs.

2) Round tables are great for small rooms because they make it easier to talk to each other. More freedom when there are no edges!

3) Oval tables are a good mix of rectangular and round tables. They look soft and elegant and are great for medium-sized rooms.

4) Square tables look balanced and modern and work best in small dining rooms or kitchens with an open layout.

What you choose depends on your style and way of life!

1) Solid wood, like oak, teak, or walnut, is classic, long-lasting, and always in style. This type of wood is perfect for warmth and durability.

2) Glass is sleek and modern, and it makes a small room feel bigger. However, frequent cleaning is necessary!

3) Marble is beautiful and expensive, but it's heavy and needs a lot of care.
If you don't pair metal or industrial-style tables with soft decor, they can feel cold.

4) These tables look wonderful in modern or loft-style homes.