What kind of dining table?

I realize you did not ask this, but if you own the home, I would put in some more cabinets for storage and an island with 4 stools. Your kitchen is huge and has so much wasted space.

If you are renting then I would get a rectangle table.

HI there, you can bring in your own island (because you're renting) it could be just a large buffet or even a dresser. You could even use a salvage door for the top of it. Here's a link of a couple of ideas: https://www.bobvila.com/articles/diy-kitchen-island-projects/

Besides that I would consider a round table to really utilize the space and break up all the rectangles you already have going on.

A table with wood grain, and perhaps a leaf or two to make larger when required

Hi Ikea, I agree with the other ladies, a rectangular table will work best and probably a 6 seater. Consider getting a kitchen island to create a "break/division" between the kitchen area and the dining area. That way you'll have more storage space and depending on what you use as an island, it could double up as a serving area too.

Hi this is Peggy, You could put a rug under your table and that would help define the space. Oval tables are nice in a long kitchen.

I agree, a non-permanent island would be great. You have room for that and a rectangular table. Here's a link to kitchen island ideas for you:

https://www.hometalk.com/search/all?filter=kitchen%20islands%27

Round tables seem to be more awkward in a set up. I would go rectangular.

I think a tall table or island could work in your kitchen - more counter space! Then a large round table in the open area - if you can find one with leaves to acccomodate more chairs when needed. :)

Hello, I would go with a rectangle table, and it looks like you could get away with even putting a hutch or microwave cart in there for a little extra storage.

Install an island with some bar stools

A rectangle table to seat 6 or a smaller 1 with leafs, you might even consider a drop leaf table. Another thought is stack-able chairs.I like the idea of a movable island to help you with cooking and extended counter space. You'd also need a pretty table cloth to break up the brown wood and floor and white decor.

Maybe an peninsula would be a better fit for the shape of your kitchen than an island.

Check out some pics they aren't all the same looking.

https://www.houzz.com/magazine/kitchen-layouts-island-or-a-peninsula-stsetivw-vs~170737

I'd get a square table that has a leaf or two to make it longer if you have guests over. That is what we do and it works out well.

Hello I would suggest rectangular,but the table should be suited to your seating needs.

I would use a rectangle table.

4 seat size. Round would probably work best. I know this may sound weird but see if you can piece some cardboard together the size it will be and place it for spacing. You Could also do a fold down from the wall on far left.

Here's a post that might help you https://www.westelm.com/pages/ideas-and-advice/what-size-dining-table/

Hello there,

You could have the table end on to the wall (Oblong). You could have it out from the cardboard box area too. You could also have it in the middle of the room. It could be solid top or fold down, butterfly or extendable table. It would be up to you. Happy hunting!

Hi! Soft edges are my preference! An oval or round table would work well in your space. Good luck!

a round table would work great and you could even build in a seat or banquette around the table

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=n9Fvl2SkGLQ

oblong usually looks good in tight areas