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Dining table

A dining table is a table designed for people to eat meals together. It typically accommodates multiple individuals and serves as a focal point for shared dining. While the term often describes a table placed in a dedicated dining room for formal or main meals (particularly in American English), dining tables are also common in kitchens or open-plan…

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Dining table

Nodes81
Edges80
Triples162
Avg. degree1.98
Density0.024691
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Dining table

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related to Sources · 98
Dining table → American Homes, American Sociological Review, An Area, Antique Dining Habits In, Antique Furniture, Archived, August, Austere Luminosity, Berkeley, Bossard, Brown, California Press, Changes, Chinese Classical Furniture, Company, Cookery, Counter, CS1, Decorating, Decoration
related to 20th century · 25
Dining table → Aalto, Andrew Belschner, Charles, Colombo, Designers, Dinnerelement, Eros, Habegger, Hein, Henrik Rolff, Inca, Jerryll Habegger, Le Corbusier, Leif Eric Rasmunssen, Mangiarotti, Mathsson, Osman, Ray Eames, Sergels, Stockholm
related to China · 13
Dining table → AD, At, BC, China, Chinese, Common, Kang, Song, Square, Tang, The, Until, Western Zhou
related to In culture · 8
Dining table → American, As, By, For, If, In, The, With
related to history · 6
Dining table → Alternatively, Ancient Greeks, East, For, In Ancient Egypt, Romans
related to Japan · 5
Dining table → Early, Japan Housing Corporation's, Japanese, The, This
related to Construction · 2
Dining table → Tables, The
related to Dimensions · 2
Dining table → The, To
related to Materials · 2
Dining table → Tabletops, WoodWood
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Dining table → table designed for people to eat meals together

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Dining tableis atable designed for people to eat meals together0.90text
Dining tablerelated to 20th centuryHabegger0.60section
Dining tablerelated to 20th centuryOsman0.60section
Dining tablerelated to 20th centuryThe LC/60.60section
Dining tablerelated to 20th centuryLe Corbusier0.60section
Dining tablerelated to 20th centuryThe0.60section
Dining tablerelated to 20th centuryAalto0.60section
Dining tablerelated to 20th centuryThe X8000.60section
Dining tablerelated to 20th centurySuperellipse0.60section
Dining tablerelated to 20th centuryDesigners0.60section
Dining tablerelated to 20th centuryMathsson0.60section
Dining tablerelated to 20th centuryHein0.60section

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