The Heart of the Home
Dining Room Furniture
Built for Real Family Life.
The dining room is where daily life becomes memorable — every morning, every holiday, every dinner worth remembering. Penwood dining room furniture is built from solid North American hardwood to host all of it, without a mark to show for it.
The Collection
Complete Dining Room Furniture, All in Solid Wood
Dining Tables
The anchor of every dining room. Available in farmhouse, trestle, pedestal, and live edge styles from 48″ to 120″+. Custom lengths are our specialty — if standard sizes don't fit your room, we build to your exact measurements.
Explore Dining TablesDining Chairs
Solid wood dining chairs in matched sets of two to twelve. Choose from ladder-back, Windsor, shaker, upholstered, or solid seat profiles. Every chair matches our table finishes exactly.
Shop ChairsDining Benches
Solid wood dining benches — backless or with a low back — for the long side of your table. Seat two to four per bench. Upholstered tops available in your fabric choice.
Shop BenchesBuffets & Sideboards
Storage and display for the dining room wall. Buffets in solid hardwood with adjustable shelves, soft-close drawers, and inset or overlay doors. Available in any stain to match your table.
Shop BuffetsBuying Guide
How to Choose Dining Room Furniture That Lasts
The most important decision in dining room furniture is material. Solid hardwood — the kind Penwood uses exclusively — will outlast any other furniture material available at any price. A solid maple dining table purchased today can reasonably be expected to remain the centrepiece of a family dining room for 50 to 100 years.
The second decision is size. Most people underestimate how much table they need. With 24 inches of width per person and 30 inches of length on the long sides, a table for six requires at least 72 inches (6 feet) of length and 36 inches of width. For comfortable entertaining, add 12 inches to the length. Our custom dining tables are built to any dimension — see our dining table sizing guide for exact specifications.
Finally, consider matching vs. mixing. A complete matched suite — table, chairs, and buffet all in the same species and finish — creates a dining room that feels designed. A curated mix of pieces in complementary tones creates a more eclectic feel. Our showroom team can help you plan either approach. Visit one of our four Ontario showrooms for a free design consultation.