What size do you need and what's your budget?

Thank you for your question.

The breakfast dining area (which is what I’m most focused on selecting a table and four chairs for — as well as two counter stools that will coordinate) is about 106 inches x 96 inches. My current table is about 48 inches round.

I’m posting a few pictures of the current kitchen and breakfast areas that I’m looking to update. As mentioned before, the remodeled kitchen (work to begin in July) is being designed based on the first picture I posted.

The kitchen is open and flows into the foyer, dining room and den, which I will want to update as well. It never ends, right?

Also, paint color ideas are certainly welcome to pull the areas together. Any greige recommendations?

Thanks for any help you are willing to offer.

In terms of budget, I’m flexible. Thanks again.

IMO wait until the kitchen is done completely and FYI that hood in the first pic is the first thing I would not have it will be a great grease and dust collector for sure . You need a counter depth fridge and IMO the inspiration design is going to require a lot bigger kitchen then you have

Does your current table work for you or is it too small? If it works for you, why not keep it? It looks to be in good shape.

I would perhaps choose a round parquet top wooden table such as this:

or this:
http://etsy.me/1u6aNqC

For your barstools, I’d choose something elegant and upholstered (and perhaps tufted or with nailhead trim). These barstools from Pottery Barn are customizable, so you could choose your fabric! https://www.potterybarn.com/m/products/hayes-tufted-upholstered-barstool/?pkey=cbarstools&isx=0.1.4843

Beautiful inspiration picture :). Personally, I would wait till all remodel is done and then proceed with furniture and decor. Enjoy the process, don't rush through it. Congrats on the new kitchen to be.

Thanks to everyone who wrote. I really appreciate your input. Yes, our kitchen is smaller than the one in the inspiration photo. We are scaling down accordingly, and part of that adjustment means not having the built in type hood or arched curve shown in the inspiration picture. I believe this will help with the grease concerns that were raised. I hadn’t thought about that, but by bringing it to my attention, I’m not sad anymore that we can’t have the enclosed range area. :) Wonderful advice about waiting to furnish when the kitchen is done. I have been in decision making overdrive, so getting advice to chill the heck out is truly appreciated. I never considered keeping the table we have, so thank you for that idea. The cabinets will be pure white, the island will be ebony. If we keep it, I would paint the table base and keep the smoky gray glass top and change out the chairs. Again, I’ll wait to make the call, but do you think it’s better to paint the table base white to match the perimeter cabinets, or black to coordinate with the island, or none of the above? Chair suggestions? Again thanks to all of you.

I agree, and I'm glad you too, with the above suggestion to chill out for a moment and wait till the remodeling project is completely done. I'd even go a little further than that and live with your current dinning set in the new space for a little bit so you can have a better sense of the space and it's flow. You don't wan't to buy a set that's too big for you to comfortably move around. This I discovered when I had a 4 person table living in tiny 1 bedroom condos with tiny dinning areas and my guests had to squeeze into their chair. However I moved into a recently refurbished (but preservationly minded) 100 year old home with a large dining area with plenty of room for my 4 person table, with a lot light, next to the kitchen where the wall was torn down and kitchen redone with a peninsula. And I find it turns out to be the center of my activities having so much space around my table and moving back and forth to the kitchen or other areas of my home. I'ts about the flow. That is why I recommend you wait till you live in your new area a little to know what size table you want to buy. I also see you have a 4 person table, assuming it's sufficient for the number of people in your household. You might consider instead of buying a big table, buy one that is expandable, like the one with leafs for when you need more room for dinner parties. Just an idea. How exciting it is. You will love your new place.

One more question (OK, I’m sure more will follow). I’m looking at adding two blingy mini crystal chandeliers over the island like shown in the inspiration photo. I would like to keep the modern glass blown fixture I have over my dining table. I like mixing up styles, but wonder if you think this would be a bridge too far. Photos of what I’m looking at for over the new island and what I would like to salvage are attached. (If I keep my current fixture I will be adjusting heights of the bulbs to make them more varied.) Thoughts? Thanks.