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    Varm Dining Set with Black Table, Bench & 4 Aiko Green Chairs

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    Vito Dining Chair Set of 2 Brown Boucle

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Discover the latest arrivals from Solace+Co, including extendable tables, upholstered chairs and coordinated dining sets. These pieces suit various room sizes and offer practical options for everyday meals or entertaining guests.

Selecting the Right Dining Furniture

Table Sizes and Room Layout

Measure your available space carefully before choosing a table. Allow at least 60-70cm clearance around the edges for comfortable seating and movement. Round or oval shapes often work well in smaller areas while rectangular designs maximise seating in larger rooms.

Extendable Versus Fixed Designs

Extendable tables provide flexibility for occasional larger gatherings without permanently taking up floor space. Fixed tables suit consistent household sizes and offer simpler maintenance. Consider how often you host guests when deciding between these styles.

Material Options and Care

Wood-effect finishes provide a warm appearance while remaining straightforward to clean. Upholstered chairs in chenille or velvet add comfort and texture. Select materials based on your household needs and typical use patterns to ensure longevity.

Frequently Asked Questions

How big should a dining table be for 6 people?

A table for six typically needs to be around 150-180cm long or 120cm in diameter for round designs. This allows adequate elbow room and space for serving dishes during meals.

What height should a dining table be?

Standard dining table height measures 75-78cm from floor to surface. This pairs well with most dining chairs which sit at 45-48cm seat height for comfortable posture.

Extendable vs fixed dining table – which is best?

Extendable tables suit homes that occasionally need extra seating. Fixed tables work better where space is limited or daily use remains consistent without frequent changes.

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