If your kitchen's square footage leaves something to be desired, first of all—we get it. But look on the bright side: If your space is expansive enough to fit a table, you’ve got endless design potential. From drop-leaf wall-mounted tables to modern tulip-style designs, there are plenty of ways to save on square footage while maximizing style, storage, and versatility.
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BOX FRAME DROP LEAF EXPANDABLE TABLE

“Expandable” is music to any space-saver's ears, and this drop leaf mango wood table makes the case for its intuitive design.

OSCARINE LUCITE TABLE

Not only does this lucite table exude Art Deco elegance, its transparent design is the perfect low-impact piece for teeny areas.

OSCARINE LUCITE TABLE

Not only does this lucite table exude Art Deco elegance, its transparent design is the perfect low-impact piece for teeny areas.

REMI MIRRORED TABLE

They say mirrors make a room feel bigger, so this mirrored gold drum base table is guaranteed to make your small space feel grand. 

WATERMARK BRASS TABLE

Reflective brass makes this bistro table a showstopper without taking up too much space. 

MARTE BASKET TABLE

This table's basket base design will take up minimal visual real estate, while the mindi wood and rattan construction will add bohemian flair to your kitchen. 

PIERCE PUB DINING TABLE

Tall, sturdy, and boasting an industrial appeal, this pub table's open base renders a breezy feel that is perfect for tight spaces.

WALL-MOUNTED DROP-LEAF TABLE

There's nothing more small space-friendly than a wall-mounted drop leaf table, and this clean-lined Ikea option is a stylish—and sturdy—pick.

CADENCE SQUARE DINING TABLE

The streamlined silhouette of this stylish square dining table is perfect for tucking into the corner of your kitchen when not in use.

WHITE ROUND DINING TABLE

Stylish, shelved, and boasting a classic cottage-style design, this round dining table fuses storage with style. 

PINEAPPLE PEDESTAL TABLE

This table's pineapple motif offers a touch of European glam, while its slender design leaves plenty of space to work around.