Choosing a bar table
- Height: A counter-height table stands about 36 in (91 cm) and pairs with 24 to 26 in stools. A bar-height table, about 42 in (107 cm), needs 29 to 31 in stools.
- Storage: Shelves under the top keep bottles, cookbooks or baskets close at hand.
- Shape: A round bistro table seats two in a corner. A rectangular one can sit flush against a wall.
- Versatility: An extendable table works as a prep surface every day and seats more people when friends drop by.
Frequently asked questions
How much space should there be between a stool and the tabletop?
Leave about 10 to 12 in (25 to 30 cm) between the top of the seat and the underside of the table for legroom.
Is a high-top table good for a small space?
Yes. The top is usually compact and the stools slide underneath after meals, keeping the walkway clear.
See also: Bar Stools, Bar Sets, Dining Tables.
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