Elaris Glass Dining Table

Elaris Glass Dining Table

The Elaris Glass Dining Table combines solid ash wood and tempered glass in a generous dining table for homes where dinner often comes with a guest list. It gives you a substantial surface for shared meals without relying on an all-wood or stone material palette.

Measuring 102.36 inches long, 47.24 inches wide, and 29.5 inches high, Elaris leaves room to arrange place settings alongside serving bowls, bread boards, and drinks. Its nearly four-foot width is useful when you serve family-style: dishes can stay on the table instead of making repeated trips back to the kitchen. Before choosing your chairs, check their width and the table's seating clearance to plan an arrangement that gives everyone elbow room.

Solid ash wood and tempered glass bring different textures to the setting. The wood adds natural grain, while glass introduces a smooth surface that picks up reflections from nearby lighting. Keep care straightforward: use coasters, placemats, and trivets, avoid abrasive cleaners, and follow the supplied care instructions for both materials. Measure your room and delivery route before ordering, including doorways and tight turns.

Why It Works

• 102.36-inch length: provides a generous surface for meals with family and friends.
• 47.24-inch width: makes room for serving pieces alongside individual place settings.
• Solid ash wood: brings natural wood grain to the material mix.
• Tempered glass: adds a smooth surface and contrast to the wood.
• 29.5-inch height: suits standard-height dining arrangements; check chair seat height and clearance before pairing.

Ideal Placements

A spacious dining room. Give the table enough room for chairs to pull back and guests to pass behind them, rather than fitting it tightly between walls.

An open-plan kitchen and dining area. Position it close enough to the kitchen for easy serving, with a clear route around the dining zone.

A home that regularly serves shared dishes. The broad surface makes sense for weekend lunches, family dinners, and gatherings where several bowls and platters come out together.

Styling Pairings

Use upholstered dining chairs to add softness alongside the wood and glass. Oatmeal linen, warm gray wool, or cognac leather work with cream walls and a restrained palette; charcoal chairs add a stronger contrast. Choose chair sizes based on the available seating clearance rather than the tabletop length alone.

A textured wool or flat-weave rug helps define the dining area. Size it so the chair legs remain on the rug when pulled back. A sideboard nearby gives serving pieces somewhere to land and keeps the tabletop from becoming permanent storage.

Follow the table's length with a linear pendant or two coordinated fixtures. Keep the center arrangement low: a ceramic bowl, a short vase, or a few small vessels leave room for food and let people see one another across the table.

Vibe & Aesthetic

Warm contemporary with a clean material contrast. Solid ash and tempered glass suit modern, transitional, and Scandinavian-inspired rooms, especially when paired with textured seating and simple lighting rather than a heavily decorated setting.