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Morton 20.25-Inch Reclaimed Pine Dining Side Chair
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Cooper 72-Inch Black Metal and Glass Sideboard
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Finley 59-Inch Round Oak and Iron Dining Table
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Choose the table and chairs together. The tabletop sets the outline of the room, but the spread of the chairs determines how people move through it. Start with a chair you would enjoy using every evening, such as the Sara Dining Chair, then compare its width with the gaps between the table legs. A chair at the end needs room to pull back, too.
How do you plan a dining room around both seating and serving?
For storage, let the way you serve a meal guide the choice. A buffet or sideboard can keep platters close to the table; a kitchen island can shift preparation away from it. Mark the position of an open cabinet door as well as a seated guest before ordering. For a breakfast counter, use seat height and knee space to select stools instead of matching them by finish alone.