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The table you're looking at in the images below is not an outdoor table but an actual dining table ready to dominate the dining area of your house. The SWIRL Table is made from metal wire, tubes and a glass top. Instead of clear glass the top of the table can be ordered with decorations or you can choose a solid worktop but then you'd totally miss out on that intricate table leg design. The SWIRL Table comes in red, black, white, green and gray and it will be always ready to accommodate four people for dinner and impress them with its design during the actual meal. Would you go for this SWIRL Table design or is it simply too modern for a dining table? Via Pured

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Sometimes our furniture has to face the brunt of our social lives especially the dining table, as all the action happens around it! The Table Pad from Crate & Barrel is one of the most nifty home accessories out there since it protects your exquisite dining table without sacrificing the aesthetics. Concealed beneath table linens, the PEVA pad with embossed texture is liquid-proof which means it will protect the table from nasties like scratches. The pad can be cut according to your table size and can be stored in a reusable pouch.

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Those of you that happen to organize plenty of dinner parties with friends and family are probably used to changing the décor of your living room a lot in order to make sure your dinner table can accommodate all guests. But moving furniture around, even if only just a table can be very annoying. That's why the Walking Table will become your best friend instantly. You won't have to lift it and carry it around the house as the Walking Table follows you around thanks to those four pairs of legs that move individually. Just slightly push the table as you see in the video after the break and the table will move for you. While this is one of the most interesting tables I've seen, I'd still make sure it won't scratch my floor while walking around the house. Via Wouter Scheublin

Live at Design Miami: Wouter Scheublin's Walking Table

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