33 DIY Dining Room Tables Easy to Make

The 33 DIY dining room tables shown today will help you make your own tables for less. Whether you want a rustic, traditional, or modern décor, we have the inspiration for you. Apart from being affordable, these tables reflect your style and taste.

Easy Pallet Dining Room Tables

The DIY dining table ideas showcased below are built of wooden pallets. They look unique, are extremely affordable (some companies will give you their used pallets!), and require very little craftsmanship.

DIY Pallet Dining Table with Matching Bench

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Outdoor Pallet Table with Stylish, Unfinished Base

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Sixteen Seat Polished Pallet Table and Chairs

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Beautiful Reclaimed Pallet Table and Benches

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DIY Door Dining Room Tables

Old doors can be recycled to build unique dining tables. Keep your old doors as part of your décor or salvage antique doors for your project. You can finish them to fit a rustic, farmhouse, or modern chic decorating style.

Door and Sawhorse Table

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Reclaimed Barn Door

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Window Door with Added Glass Top

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Sectioned Garage Door with Glass Top

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Pipe and Plumbing Tables

Iron, steel, PVC! You can construct these pipes into table legs and frames for a unique look. Clean up old pipes for a rustic, industrial look, or buy new pipes for a modern appeal. Make artistic designs with branching pipes or add wheels for easy movement.

Wood Top with Pipe Frame and Casters

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Stylish Pipe Frame and Legs

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Rustic Wood and Pipe Table

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DIY Honeycomb Table with Pipe Legs

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Industrial Style DIY Table Made of Timber and Pipe

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DIY dining table ideas – live edge tables

DIY dining room tables with live (natural) edges are easier to make than more refined tables, and they look striking. Section your wood as thick as you like and then use a hammer and sandpaper to smooth the natural edges for comfort and safety.

DIY Live Edge Dining Table

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Dining Table with One Live Edge

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Beautifully Chosen and Polished Live Edge Table Section

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Two-panel Long Live Edge Table

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Outdoor Board and Live Edge Table

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Cross Legged Tables

Another option for customizing your table legs is attaching them to the frame or tabletop in a cross pattern. The DIY dining table ideas shown are designed with X or cross-shaped legs. Use wooden legs and shape their surfaces for extra design features.

Simple, Polished Cross-legged Table

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Rustic Wood Top and Crossed Legs

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Crossed-leg Patio Table

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Farmhouse Tables

If you want to DIY your dining room table, try these homey farmhouse-styled dining tables. A farmhouse-themed dining table will suit country houses or a rustic themed décor. For building such tables, you can use boards, planks, or posts. Most of these tables feature large beams for a solid appeal.

Finished Wood Farmhouse Table and Benches

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Reclaimed Plank and Beam Table and Benches

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Large Plank and Beam Farmhouse Table

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Triple Pedestal Tables

These tables stand on three legs, each uniform in look and angle. They can be simple, designed for stability only, or you can shape them into featured design works. Arch the feet or design the pedestals with symmetrical legs for added opulence.

Gorgeous Rustic Triple Pedestal Table with Symmetrical Legs and Inserted Cross Slats

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Attractive Pedestals with Cross Slat

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Reclaimed Wood Tables

Many homeowners choose reclaimed wood for the DIY projects. This is because reclaimed wood is eco-friendly. It is less expensive and breathes new life into your home décor. Old pallets, wine crates, or used planks can be used effectively to build DIY dining tables. Most of the above examples were crafted with reclaimed materials. Here are a few more examples to fuel your creativity.

Simple Reclaimed Wood Table with Cross Piece Ends

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Reclaimed Barn Door Top and Rail Legs

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Raw Wood Table with Inserted Glass Surface

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Rustic Cross-legged Table Used Wooden Boards

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Unique Vertically Lain Boards and Metal Frame

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Stylish Mix of Reclaimed Wood

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Farmhouse Table and Bench from Reclaimed Wood

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Ready to take on your next DIY project building one of these dining tables? You’ll breathe new life into your eating area and experience the pride of your handiwork every time you take a meal!