Dining Table and Chairs
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7 years ago
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Help choosing dining table and chairs please
Comments (8)I like options 1 and 2. If I'm honest, option 3 just wouldn't seem to do the rest of the space justice to my mind but that's just personal taste. Have you also thought of mixing a different style/period table with eames chairs or even mixing different eames chairs? The images i've found aren't quite what I had in mind but gives you an idea....See MoreWhat style dining table and chairs?
Comments (9)First of all the Kitchen fit out looks beautiful, very sleek! I would certainly go down the route of New Nordic or contemporary. I can also thoroughly recommend getting a nice sized table that will work without the need for extensions. Having an extending table throws up the question of where do you keep the extra seats, or if they are fold up, where do I get good quality fold up chairs that are comfortable for guests? I would look at getting a pair of the radius benches from Habitat to go in the back corner, or look at getting a banquette made up. Benches mean you can squeeze in an extra guest or two! a small T12 table from Hay and a few of the Hiroshima chairs by Naoto Fukasawa I think these sleek but warms designs will complement the wood already in the room, but not fuddle the sleek look of the kitchen by adding lots of extra details....See MoreWhat style dining table & chairs?
Comments (6)How about an L shaped built in bench with storage underneath,an oblong table in front and then foldable chairs for extra seating when you have guests? I would put a large framed mirror on the wall opposite the window to reflect light and open up the space and some colourful art work on the wall opposite the door. If you can run to having a light fitting put in over the table, this would really make the area feel special!...See Moreredesign dining table and chairs
Comments (1)Keep your table top in the timber shade but paint the table legs and the chairs to match the kitchen fascias....See More- 7 years agoThanks for the feedback. My only worry with the industrial style bench set is whether the wood top of the table will clash with the lighter oak floor. I have attached pictures of the benches we are looking at, as well as the floor colour. Thanks again.
PRO7 years agoWhat might work in that case is to sand the wood sections back to the original to remove any varnish/ oil and apply a limed oak/ oak countertop sealant. I've used the Rubio monocoat 2c product which has worked excellently. Of course there is labour involved in the sanding and application but if you want to achieve your perfect look it is worth investing the time/ cost. If you follow this route you can then apply a maintenance oil a few years later to bring back the fresh look. In this case you would not have to re-sand the wood sections. Hopefully this might help in deciding.
An example of a waterfall solid wood countertop setup we designed and applied the above mentioned is below:
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Michael Ó Mara.- 7 years ago
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