Scribe EWCS11, 5/16" X 1-1/4", Cherry, 95"

Choosing the right colour for your dining Tables is very important because dining tables are the centre of attraction. Every colour has a psychological effect. Red is a bright and vibrant colour. Many experts say that red colour boosts up the metabolism which increases one's hunger, that’s why many dining tables are red even in most of the restaurants we can see red dining tables. Red is a bold colour that is regarded as an important style accent. Red kitchen dining tables give a very stylish look and can be attractive to your guests. If you have a very close and intimate dining room you can choose this colour which will increase the warmth of the room. With red Kitchen dining table you choose red coloured chairs or you can also choose some contrasting colour for the chairs. You can prefer some bicolored chairs also. Red coloured dining tables have their beauty. For both light and dark interior themes, you can choose red coloured kitchen dining tables.

Dining tables is one of the most important furniture and it takes the centre stage of your dining area. Sometimes we couldn’t decide about our dining what to buy and whatnot. You can get varieties of dining tables in terms of shapes, sizes, and colours. Whether your dining corner is teeny to tiny one or a big one, the colour of the dining table is important. One such colour is an unfinished shade. An Unfinished shade for dining tables gives a rustic look. Unfinished coloured dining tables require very little maintenance and they can stay the same for a long period. thus, it can be a timeless investment. In most of the cases, unfinished colour is used with wood. Unfinished colour kitchen dining table top can be an awesome setting for a modern dining corner. You can choose some light or pastel shade for the chairs. This shade you can choose with any of the shapes whether rectangular or oval or round.

When furnishing your kitchen or dining room choosing a dining table is a very crucial decision you have to make. The dining table whether it’s in the kitchen or dining room it serves the same primary purpose, as a place where you, your family members and at times even close friends come together to share a meal. A dining table comes in different sizes from one that can accommodate either a large family or a small family. They also come in different shapes from square, rectangle, to round. The popularity of the dining table can be traced back to the ancient Greeks and since then the dining table has appeared in many dining rooms across several centuries. For example, during the Victorian era dining tables were used to display of social and family status. And up-to-date dining rooms with dining tables are considered to be fancy especially when the furniture matches the design or décor of the entire dining room or area.

Cherry wood is a type of wood species, that has been used over the years to produce good kitchen dining tables. This wood species has beautiful grain and the wood's ability to darken and warm over time offers a beautiful and rich look for your dining set. The wood also has a very smooth grain and coloring that begins as a light pinkish color and then darkens over time to a dark reddish hue. It's a photosensitive wood, meaning it darkens over time with exposure to light. This makes your dining table blends well with the rest of your kitchen décor. The wood is easier to clean when stained and its paint doesn’t fade over the years, Cherry has a fine, straight grain that ranges from reddish-brown to blond. It's easily shaped using wood machine cutters, and it polishes well making it illuminate your kitchen. Unstained, the wood it has a rich, beautiful color.

Hardwood wood types are extremely versatile and easy to work with. Some examples of hardwoods include oak, cherry, maple, ash and poplar wood. Hardwoods come from trees that have leaves and produce a fruit or nut. Any type of hardwood variety can be used to craft very durable, long-lasting furniture pieces. Hardwoods often have distinct markings in the wood and beautiful variations in the colors, grain patterns and textures of the wood. Hardwood varieties vary in their tones/colors; however, most are a warm, rich color. Kitchen or dining tables crafted of a hardwood variety are available in a range of designs to suit different home décor motifs; for example, some kitchen tables can be crafted to be more modern or industrial by adding glass or metal to the table. Hardwoods are an ideal wood to create distinct and ornate details on the tables; this enhances the beauty and elegance of the table.

If you’re looking for a kitchen dining table that is elegant and timeless, mahogany is the choice for you. This wood species for your dining table will make the table durable and long-lasting. Mahogany wood species is elegant and timeless, especially large pieces like dining tables. The grain and color lend a warmth that modern materials can't imitate. When the wood is polished, it displays a gorgeous red sheen and is considered a very durable wood. Mahogany wood absorbs colors well and when painted it tends to illuminate the kitchen very well. Its straight grain and characteristic red-brown color, polish, and oils are very well and can be buffed to a very high shine. The wood species has a pleasingly fine, straight grain. Because of the trees' large size, mahogany is produced on large boards. This makes it perfect for focal point dining tables. This wood is also resistant to wood borers and takes dents well.

Maple wood species is a good choice for the dining tables. This wood species is lighter, more affordable, and works well in contemporary spaces. Maple wood has the ability to take to a variety of different stains. The wood can also blend or fit easily into any type of décor in your kitchen. Maple wood is durable and simple maintenance can make it last for decades. You won't worry about termites or wood borers. This wood if treated well it will be resistant to any pesticides. Its unique color, smooth grain, and strength make the maple dining table eye-catching and elegant for your kitchen. The wood takes dents and scratches pretty well and it's easier to clean. Maple wood for the dining tables is also water-resistant and can handle a lot of everyday constant pressure. Maple absorbs colors well and when top furnish is applied the table becomes more illuminated in your kitchen.

If you’re looking for durable dining table wood, Oak is a smart choice for you. This wood species is dense and hard with a deep natural grain that has the texture you can see and feel. It's one of the most durable dining tabletop options you'll find. With a wide and open grain, it holds up especially well to surface scratches and can very easily be sanded and refinished. The wood is easier to clean and takes scratches and dents well. Oak dining table is best for everyday use especially for families with young children. The wood is hard and can withstand constant use. The wood can last decades with simple care. Kitchen dining tables made using this wood are usually beautiful and elegant. The furnish makes them illuminate the dining room, and anyone entering the room will automatically notice the dining table. Oak is very practical and functional because it is resistant to dings and dents.

Poplar wood dining tables make a beautiful and elegant addition to any dining space. Poplar wood is classified as a hardwood variety, meaning it is relatively easy to craft or cut. Poplar wood has gorgeous, uniform grain patterns that add to the beauty and character of these types of kitchen tables. Poplar wood kitchen and dining tables are ideal for people who enjoy DIY projects, as poplar wood takes very well to paint. The natural coloring of poplar wood is a lighter, almost bleached color. Poplar wood kitchen tables are available in a variety of styles and sizes to suit any décor motif and room size. Poplar wood is less expensive than other wood varieties, so it’s an ideal choice for those on a budget. A poplar wood kitchen or dining table would complement a variety of home décor motifs, such as traditional, vintage/antique and minimalist.