Types of Materials Used for a Dining Table Set

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 At Wooden Street, we use a variety of different materials to craft dining table sets. Here are the different material options:

Marble: This is known for its luxurious look and unique pattern. It gives an elegant appeal to a large dining area and adds a touch of sophistication to your space.

Glass: A dining table with a glass tabletop can offer you the elegance, refinement, and style you seek. Glass is known for its sophisticated and timeless appearance. It can make a smaller dining area look cleaner and wider as compared to other options.

Wood: It has become the most popular wooden dining table material option due to its elegance and durability. At Wooden Street, we have a variety of wooden dining table options, including acacia, teak, mango, and Sheesham wood.

Metal: It can offer you the perfect blend of aesthetics and durability.

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