Union Home Dining Tables Compared: Laurel, Hudson, Ovale, Luna and More (2026)
Short answer: All of the Union Home dining tables compared here are listed at 30 inches high, so the choice comes down to width, depth and material. The Ovale is the smallest of the long tables at 72 inches wide. The Louisiana (82 inches) and the Pillar Rectangular (84 inches) sit in the middle, and the Luna and the charcoal Laurel reach 96 inches. The Hudson Extension is the only one whose page describes an extension leaf, listed at 78/98 inches wide. The round tables are 51 to 52 inches across. This page compares the tables by published size, top and finish; for the wider range, see the Union Home collection.
Union Home dining tables at a glance
| Table | Width x depth x height (in) | Top and base material | Finish |
|---|---|---|---|
| Ovale 72" | 72 x 30 x 30 | Acacia top, solid wood pedestal bases | Porto dark |
| Hudson Extension | 78/98 x 39.5 x 30 | Oak top, turned wood legs, oak crossbars | Natural |
| Louisiana | 82 x 38 x 30 | Plantation grown wood top, woven cane pedestal legs | Charcoal |
| Laurel 84" | 84 x 40 x 30 | Oak top and base | Natural |
| Laurel Natural | 84 x 40 x 30 | Oak top and base | Natural |
| Pillar Rectangular | 84 x 38 x 30 | Marble top, Ash legs and apron | Calm Nature |
| Laurel Charcoal | 96 x 45 x 30 | Oak top and base | Charcoal |
| Luna | 96 x 39.5 x 30 | Solid Oak | Whitewash |
| Luna Charcoal | 96 x 39.5 x 30 | Solid Oak | Charcoal |
| Hudson Round | 51 x 51 x 30 | Oak top, turned wood legs, oak crossbars | Charcoal |
| Laurel Round | 52 x 52 x 30 | Oak top and base | Natural |
| Pillar Round | 52 x 52 x 30 | Marble top, Ash legs and apron | Calm Nature |
Sizes are the "Overall Size" as listed on each product page, cross-checked against the maker's own pages where the maker lists the table. The Hudson Extension lists its width as 78/98, which we read as the closed and extended width because the page says an extension leaf expands the tabletop. The pages do not publish seating counts, so compare the widths against your room and chairs.
Laurel: the Oak line in three sizes
The Laurel pages describe a sculpted Oak top and base with a wire-brushed finish that shows the wood grain. The Laurel 84" and the Laurel Natural both list 84 inches wide, 40 inches deep and a natural finish. The Laurel Charcoal is the largest Laurel at 96 by 45 inches with a charcoal finish. The Laurel Round is 52 inches across. The Laurel pages say assembly is needed after delivery.
Hudson: one round, one with a leaf
Both Hudson tables use a solid Oak top on a turned wood leg frame with sculpted Oak crossbars. The Hudson Extension is the one to look at if the room has to handle both everyday and larger gatherings: its listed width runs from 78 to 98 inches, a 20-inch change, and it is 39.5 inches deep. The Hudson Round is 51 inches across with a charcoal finish. If you are weighing tables that extend, our guide to the best expandable dining room tables covers the wider range.
Ovale: the most compact long table
The Ovale 72" has a solid acacia top with a profiled edge on two solid wood pedestal bases, finished in Porto dark. At 72 inches wide and 30 inches deep it is the smallest of the long tables here, and its page says assembly is needed after delivery. The page lists only width, depth and height and does not name the top's shape, so check the product photos.
Luna: arch-inspired Oak at 96 inches
The Luna and the Luna Charcoal share the same size: 96 inches wide, 39.5 inches deep and 30 inches high. The page describes solid Oak with a geometry inspired by arches from architectural landmarks. The only published difference is the finish: the Luna is listed in a Whitewash finish and the Luna Charcoal in Charcoal.
Louisiana: cane pedestals
The Louisiana pairs a solid plantation grown wood top with two woven cane pedestal legs. It is listed at 82 by 38 inches in a charcoal finish, and the page says it needs assembly after delivery.
Pillar: marble top
The Pillar tables have a solid Banswara marble top on Ash legs, with a sculpted Ash apron. The Pillar Rectangular is 84 by 38 inches, and the Pillar Round is 52 inches across. The rectangular page lists a net weight of 402.82 lb, which matters if the table will be carried up stairs or moved later.
Which one should you buy?
- Smallest of the long tables: Ovale 72".
- A table that grows for guests: Hudson Extension (78/98 inches).
- Most width and depth: Laurel Charcoal (96 x 45 inches).
- Arch-shaped Oak at 96 inches: Luna or Luna Charcoal.
- Woven cane detail: Louisiana.
- Stone top: Pillar Rectangular or Pillar Round.
- Round, about 51 to 52 inches: Hudson Round, Laurel Round or Pillar Round.
Frequently asked questions
Which Union Home dining table extends?
The Hudson Extension. Its page describes an extension leaf and lists the width as 78/98 inches.
What is the largest Union Home dining table here?
The Laurel Charcoal, at 96 inches wide and 45 inches deep. The Luna is also 96 inches wide, at 39.5 inches deep.
Are there round Union Home dining tables?
Yes: Hudson Round (51 inches), Laurel Round (52 inches) and Pillar Round (52 inches).
What are they made of?
Most list Oak. The Ovale is acacia, the Louisiana is plantation grown hardwood with cane, and the Pillar tables have a marble top on Ash.
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