DREIECK DESIGN · MADE IN GERMANY SINCE 1984

A glass dining table for everyday meals and good company

A dining table has to work on an ordinary evening as well as when friends come over. It needs room for your chairs, space for serving dishes and comfortable access around the whole group. Glass keeps the floor and chair details visible, while the base gives the table its character.

DREIECK DESIGN makes glass dining tables in Germany, from compact round designs to generous rectangular tables. Compare shape, seating and construction together. Our collection has fixed-size tables; if the standard dimensions do not fit your room, we can discuss a custom size and finish.

QUADRO MAGNUM clear glass dining table in a dining room
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THE COLLECTION · DIFFERENT APPROACHES

Six designs worth comparing

These examples show different ways to approach the same type of furniture. Open each model to compare its dimensions, available finishes and current configuration price. The photographs show particular versions; the selected options determine your own piece.

SIRIUS SOLO glass dining table by DREIECK DESIGN
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A round glass dining table

SIRIUS SOLO

SIRIUS SOLO combines a round glass top with a central metal support. Its standard tabletop diameters range from 70 to 100 cm. Compare the base and chair positions when planning a smaller dining area or kitchen.

QUADRO SOLO glass dining table by DREIECK DESIGN
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A square top and central base

QUADRO SOLO

A square glass top stands on a stainless steel central support and floor plate. Standard top sizes range from 70 to 100 cm. Check the floor plate alongside your chair legs and your preferred seating arrangement.

QUADRO glass dining table by DREIECK DESIGN
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Glass with four stainless steel legs

QUADRO

QUADRO has a clear, straightforward construction. Different glass and stainless steel finishes allow you to coordinate it with your chairs. The spacing between the legs is part of the seating plan.

QUADRO MAGNUM glass dining table by DREIECK DESIGN
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Room for a longer dining arrangement

QUADRO MAGNUM

A large rectangular glass top meets substantial stainless steel corner legs. QUADRO MAGNUM offers different fixed sizes. Compare the chosen dimensions with your everyday seats and any places you want to add for guests.

GK glass dining table by DREIECK DESIGN
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Round or oval, with a glass base

GK

Curved glass supports carry a round or oval top. GK makes the supporting construction visible through the tabletop. Look at the whole outline and the positions of the curved supports when arranging chairs.

REMUS glass dining table by DREIECK DESIGN
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Glass with wood tones or color

REMUS

REMUS pairs a glass tabletop with substantial legs, including options with wood veneer or a lacquered finish. Wood tones can connect the table with chairs or flooring; check the precise material specification.

SIZE & EVERYDAY USE

Round, oval, square or rectangular?

A round glass dining table brings the seats around a continuous outline. It avoids projecting tabletop corners, but the chairs and the route around them still need space. SIRIUS SOLO is a compact central-base example; GK offers another approach with curved glass supports.

An oval table combines a longer footprint with rounded ends. That can work well in an open dining room, though the usable width changes toward the ends. Include the base when checking those seats. A square table can suit a compact group, while a rectangle follows a longer room or a larger seating arrangement.

Do not choose a shape from the tabletop alone. The room, chairs and supporting base decide how the complete dining group works. Outline two possible shapes on the floor and test the chair positions before committing.

Planning tip

Compare the whole dining group. A table that fits the room can still leave too little space once the chairs are occupied.

A second view of the QUADRO MAGNUM clear glass dining table
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PROPORTIONS & PLANNING

How much space for four, six or eight people?

A seating number is not a reliable table dimension by itself. Wide upholstered armchairs need more room than narrow dining chairs. The top’s shape, leg positions and places at the ends also affect how many seats feel comfortable.

Set out your chairs, plates, glasses and cutlery in the intended arrangement. Allow space in the middle for serving dishes. Measure the width needed by each person and check that an end seat does not conflict with a table leg or glass support.

Plan everyday seats and occasional guest seats separately. Then pull the chairs back, stand up and walk behind them. A clear route behind a seated person needs additional space. If you would like help choosing a size, send a sketch with your chair widths and the room dimensions.

Planning tip

Use your own chairs as the measuring tool. Table length alone cannot confirm a comfortable number of seats.

DETAILS THAT MATTER

The base matters as much as the top

Check the table height alongside the seat height and armrests of your chairs. If you want the chairs to slide underneath, compare their armrests with the clear space under the top. Allow for any support or structure that sits below the surface.

A central base removes legs from the outside corners, but its floor plate still occupies space between chair legs and feet. Four-legged tables need a check of the clear distance between the legs. Curved glass supports, such as GK’s, should be drawn into the seating plan.

For a custom dining table, share chair width, seat height and armrest height with the desired table dimensions. Photos are helpful. The aim is a comfortable table-and-chair arrangement, rather than the largest top that can be delivered into the room.

Planning tip

Look under the tabletop before deciding. A beautiful base should also leave room for the way you sit.

QUADRO MAGNUM black lacquered glass dining table
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FINISHES & FUNCTION

Choose the glass and finish in the room’s light

Clear glass leaves the chairs and base visible. Conventional float glass has a more noticeable green edge tint, while low-iron Optiwhite appears more neutral. Consider the difference beside pale wood, a light floor or white upholstery.

Black, white and other lacquered glass surfaces bring more color and a less transparent appearance. Satin finishes vary in where the treatment is applied. A smooth upper surface with satin treatment underneath is different from a top that is itself satin finished.

Brushed stainless steel has a different effect from a polished finish. REMUS offers wood-veneer leg options, which should not be described as solid wood legs. We can also discuss original custom designs with solid wood and matching metal parts when your project calls for another construction.

Planning tip

Compare finishes alongside your chairs and lighting. The view through a clear top makes the base and surrounding details part of the design.

QUADRO MAGNUM dining table with a white velvetcolor glass top
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BEFORE YOU CHOOSE

Your planning checklist

  1. Plan everyday seats and extra guest places separately.
  2. Measure chair widths, armrests and the space needed for place settings.
  3. Compare tabletop shape with the room and the supporting base.
  4. Test chair movement and the route behind seated people.
  5. Choose glass and leg finishes alongside the existing chairs.
  6. Check access to the room, selected dimensions, price and delivery terms.

Planning in inches? Product dimensions are shown in centimeters. One inch is 2.54 cm. Send us your original measurements and units when discussing a custom piece, so we can agree the dimensions precisely.

Looking after glass and its companion materials

Remove loose dust or grit before wiping the surface, and use clean, soft cloths with a cleaner suited to the actual finish. Avoid abrasive pads and dragging rough objects across glass. Appropriate pads or coasters help protect the surface from rough bases, moisture and hot objects.

Glass, satin finishes, lacquer, wood and metal may need different care. Follow the instructions for your selected piece rather than applying clear-glass advice to every surface. Our glass cleaning guide explains the basics.

Check intended loads and accessories against the specific model. The glass type or thickness alone is not a load rating for a finished table. Tell us about heavy objects or a special use before ordering, so we can review the construction with you.

YOUR SPACE · YOUR MATERIALS · YOUR IDEAS

Made for your room, including your own design

DREIECK DESIGN has developed and manufactured furniture in Germany since 1984. You can ask about changes to a collection piece or bring us an original design. Our custom work can combine glass, solid wood and matching metal parts, with dimensions, colors and finishes agreed for the project.

For a custom dining table, include the desired length, width and height, your everyday seating arrangement and the dimensions of the chairs. Add a room sketch showing doors, nearby furniture and routes around the table. Large tops also need a delivery-access check.

You do not need a finished technical drawing to begin. A sketch, photos and a clear description of how the furniture will be used give us a practical starting point. We discuss the construction and details with you, then prepare an offer for the agreed specification. Explore custom-made furniture or contact our team to start planning.

If you are visiting Germany, you can compare selected furniture and materials at our showroom in Hennef near Cologne and Bonn. Visits are by prior appointment only, arranged by email or phone. Tell us which models or materials you would like to see so we can confirm what is available. We also advise on furniture selection and original custom designs.

Ordering, configuration and delivery

For a collection piece, choose the available dimensions and finishes on the product page and order directly in our online store. This also applies to customers in the United States and the United Kingdom. For a custom design, contact us first to agree the details and receive an individual offer.

The “from” price in the product gallery is a starting price. Your selected size, glass, finishes and equipment determine the configuration price. Compare like-for-like specifications rather than using the starting price as the cost of every pictured version.

Shipping charges, service and local requirements depend on the destination. Read our delivery information for your country before ordering, and ask us about the current lead time for your chosen version. Share any restricted access, narrow doors, stairs or elevator limits before confirming the order.

GOOD TO KNOW

Questions about dining tables

Do you offer round glass dining tables?

Yes. SIRIUS SOLO has a round top with a central metal support; GK also offers round versions. Compare tabletop diameter, base dimensions and chair positions. A round shape is not automatically smaller than a square dining arrangement.

SIRIUS SOLO: round glass table →

Which model has an oval glass dining tabletop?

GK is available with an oval top as well as round versions. Its curved glass supports remain visible. Check the selected dimensions and the available room for chairs and legs, particularly toward the ends of the top.

GK: round and oval tops →

What size glass dining table do I need for six people?

It depends on your chair widths, the tabletop shape and the base. Set out six places with your chairs and tableware, then measure the arrangement. We can help compare sizes from a sketch and your chair measurements.

Planning six dining places →

Are your glass dining tables extendable?

No. DREIECK DESIGN does not offer extendable dining tables. Our collection has fixed dimensions. A custom table can be made to an agreed fixed size; that does not add an extension mechanism.

Plan a fixed custom size →

Will a glass kitchen table work in a small space?

It can, if the complete table-and-chair arrangement fits. Clear glass keeps the surrounding floor visible, but chairs, movement and access still need real space. Compare a compact SIRIUS SOLO or QUADRO SOLO with your layout.

QUADRO SOLO: a compact dining option →

Can I choose a black or white glass dining table?

Various models offer lacquered or other colored finishes. Available combinations depend on the model and glass type. Check the configurator and ask about samples or a custom color if you need to match other furniture.

Comparing dining-table finishes →

Can you make a dining table to my own design?

We can discuss original furniture as well as changes to collection pieces. Send us your sketch, dimensions, materials and seating requirements. We review the construction with you and prepare an offer for the agreed specification.

Discuss an original furniture design →

Can I order from the United States or the United Kingdom?

Yes. Collection pieces can be ordered directly in our online store. Check our delivery information for destination-specific charges and service. For a custom design, contact us first to agree the specification and offer.

Delivery information for your country →

Can I see the furniture and discuss custom options in person?

Our showroom in Hennef, Germany displays selected pieces and materials. Visits are by prior appointment only, arranged by email or phone. Tell us which models you want to see so we can confirm availability. Advice on furniture selection and custom designs is also available.

Visit our showroom by appointment →