It's difficult to get a good look at the Paula Dean set because of poor picture quality. What I can see of them all, I'd pair the ladderback chairs with the Provence table. Love the Tuscany, too, but it's a bit ornate for using with the Dean chairs.

A living room without a beautiful coffee table at its centre is a lot like putting on a gorgeous evening outfit and then skipping on the makeup. It simply looks unfinished. So, make sure to pick a coffee table that will tie the space together in a nice way. Again, consider the overall style you want your living room to have, and pick an appropriate design. For instance, a rustic space can benefit from a raw wooden coffee table made of reclaimed wood with dents and signs of distress that give it a beautiful worn-out vibe. If you want to make a small living room appear bigger, a glass coffee table can create the illusion of more space. And if you need a coffee table to put the clutter at bay in a minimalist Scandinavian interior, opt for a design that features drawers for storage. I find mine coffee table at this website https://www.schots.com.au/furniture/reclaimed-timber-furniture/coffee-tables.html they have in a range of sizes, shapes and different material finishes.

A great help are inspiration pictures and save the ideas; you’ll soon see what you are leaning towards in regards to an overall feel you want for the dining area and specific choices. You can’t go wrong with white subway and look into crackled, beveled as well and when testing them out in kitchen, see what pattern appeals to you. To help, here are a few ideas (I love the banquette). Coordinate working side by adding a color coordinated washable runner (will also break up expanse of tile), changing hardware and adding bamboo blinds on sliding door and window will finish things off Good luck.

Not a designer. Based on examples here on Houzz, it looks like she can use any chair. Even her current chairs.