You would think that it would be so hard to build a table that stood the test of time and was beautiful. But there are so many table plans you can look up and follow! You can always start with one for your patio and then become brave enough to do one for your dining room! Farmhouse Tables have their own look and charm, with different bases and tops. You’d be SO proud of yourself and that gorgeous table you build. You could even save a pretty penny too! The best thing is that you can mix and match chairs you love with benches too. I hope you enjoy these farmhouse tables that are elegant in its simplicity.
This beauty was built with lots of people in mind- You can add extensions to each end of the table to make room for more!
This is a pine table that became it’s new gorgeous self with pieces from a pallet!
I love the darkness of the stain, but also how the table has its own imperfections that would not allow the stain to take in some areas. 
I love a fabulous round table, especially with a gorgeous base like this one.
Made for little kids- but can be made for the bigger ones too. How fantastic is this!?
Needing an island that you love? Take that old farmhouse table and turn it into one with countertop height legs and barstools.
Simple stained wood boards sit on the gorgeously distressed legs.
Maybe all you need to do is refinish the top of your table? Use tung oil to make that table look great again.
You can take that expensive table you bought from the furniture store or catalog store and give it farmhouse characteristics real easily!
This table got an upgrade with a gorgeous dark stain- highlighting the wood grain.
You can take several tables and combine parts of them to make one table that will be the shining piece of your dining room. 
This is one great tutorial to follow for a simple but beautiful table, with a routed edge!
I am in love with the oval top of this table and its beautiful gray stain!
This DIY Project came out wonderful (especially that base!) with a salvage gray wash.
This little table for two has a gorgeous crackle with a little bit of beautiful yellow showing through. This was picked up off the curbside- with broken legs. And looks like new now! 
I love how the top of this patio table has its own rustic charm with the weathered look.
You wouldn’t believe that this table was redone with peel and stick wood planks! Sure changes life a lot huh!?
You’d never know there’s several disaster stories behind this table if it was never pointed out. But this table- with its dark top and white bulky legs… It looks fantastic.
This may be such a simple table with matching benches, but you can have your own set for less than $175!
Do a paint wash treatment on your existing farmhouse table to give it a shabby chic look.
I love how simple this table is. It truly highlights those aqua benches that fits it perfectly!
Ok here’s a new table that I modified to create my own farmhouse table!! New table, just sanded and painted it: X-Base Farmhouse Table
Do you think you could build one of these Farmhouse Tables? If you do, be sure to share it with us!


Great farmhouse table ideas in 1 spot!