The Lazy Susan is a round and rotating phenomenon whose origins and names have historians and researchers scratching their heads. Originating centuries ago, it allows diners to effortlessly reach ...

A friend recently started making a lazy Susan a mainstay on their dining room table, and I was struck by how smart the idea was; not only did their checkerboard lazy Susan look cool on the table ...

We’ve always been a little on the fence about chef’s tables, especially the ones that are put on display for the rest of the dining room to be jealous of. This small one, known as Table #70, can be ...

But strangest of all is a dining-room serving table with a center pole around which three graduated round shelves usually turn, like a lazy Susan.

If you can swing it, why not opt for a new dining table with a built-in lazy Susan? This pillar table cuts a chic profile, and its center lazy Susan is a generous 23 inches in width.