Amish Maple Dining Room Sets

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Maple wood is a beloved American hardwood we feature in many Amish dining table sets. With a smooth grain texture and light natural color, a Maple kitchen furniture set may come in many different styles. At Dutch Craft Furniture of Berlin, we feature large, 7 piece Maple dining sets and small round Maple table sets. Explore our gallery to find the best Maple dining table set for your space. Classic Maple Dining Room Table Set Classic Maple wood table and chairs often have a warm, reddish brown stain color. Shaker style furniture is a timeless favorite in solid Maple wood. Our Carlisle Double Pedestal Dining Table set features solid Maple wood with a warm, Boston stain. The sleek pedestal table extends easily for 8-10 people or more, making it a favorite for large dining spaces. Options for a Maple Dining Table and Chairs The options for a Maple dining table and chairs is similar to other Amish dining furniture options. All dining room sets are available in solid Maple wood, with a clear natural finish or your choice of wood stain. We display common table sizes based on the pedestal style, however there are many other available sizes. Request more info from our team for additional sizes not shown online yet. We are always happy to walk you through the process and ensure that chairs will fit around the table as you envision it. Light Wood Dining Table Sets in Maple Wood Modern Maple table and chairs sets often feature a light wood stain like Willowbend or Sand. These light, blonde stains have warm undertones that even out the overall color, staying close to a natural finish. Natural Maple wood often has brown streaks with just a clear finish. Light wood dining sets like the Alberta Round Table Set and the Parson Turned Leg Table Set feature Willowbend stain on Maple wood. These large dining sets add instant warmth and bring a touch of the natural world to a modern dining space. Sand is a bit blonder than Willowbend; compare both shown on the Modern Shaker Dining Table