Here are some 54" regular height table that I found: http://www.homelement.com/products/Dining-Room-Furniture/Casual-Dining/Adrian-Dining-Collection-Homelegance_1348.html http://www.homelement.com/products/Dining-Room-Furniture/Casual-Dining/Daffodil-Dining-Collection-713-Homelegance_4388.html http://www.homelement.com/products/Dining-Room-Furniture/Casual-Dining/Sedgefield-Dining-Collection-Homelegance_1319.html Good luck!

I have a 54" round table that I love. We use it with 4 matching chairs - so I can't really answer your question. BUT I can tell you that finding tablecloths for this size is difficult. 70" is too big and 90" is too small. If you love tablecloths, be forewarned. :) But 54" is a great size in all other respects!

My table is from Bassett furniture. If you go to their website click on custom dining. You choose your options, including the height of your table. My current 60" is not counter height and so we have to store the extra chairs until they are needed, so we decided to order the 54" counter height with 8 chairs and that way 2 of the chairs can stay at the island & brought over when more chairs are needed at the table. There are many counter height tables. My friend just got a cherry and black one from Roomful Express & it is very nice. Very heavy, well made. I believe it was called Cedar rock or something. Probably made from Ashley Furniture. She bought 4 counter height chairs for her island (she has a bigger island) and leaves 6 chairs at her table & pulls them up to the table. I went with Bassett because they have a special endurance finish on their table tops & 7 years and 4 kids later my table still looks new. That was important to me.

Hi, We have a 48" round in our nook that we use for 4 routinely, 5 occasionally at that size, and usually put in the leaf when we have 6 or more. I don't think for our space, I'd want bigger--we have 3' clearance around it in the two narrowest points and more at the wider/longer areas. We have a separate dining room so perhaps that's why I wouldn't want it bigger, so if you have the space around it to be comfortable, then by all means, go bigger. The info suero gave is really great and shows how many can fit around a table comfortably. The size of your chairs will also affect how many you can get around the table. Our DD recently got a 54" round and plans to use it to seat 6-7 since her chairs will handle that.