It'll be interesting to see what people come up with! I think that dining room table is very cool. The first thing I see is that the space seems tight. I know you want to keep the cabinets and I can see you have centered on the center window, however I am thinking you may have to "cheat" the rug and table over 6-8 inches or so, in order that there seems to be similar amounts of space on each side of the dining room table.

I don't know what price point you are looking at, but we used Cora chairs from Room and Board that we like a lot. We had them done in royal blue velvet and use them with a bronze and wood Art Deco table. They are quite comfortable.

https://www.roomandboard.com/catalog/dining-and-kitchen/chairs/cora-chair

Thanks kim. Its a gorgeous table. I liked your idea on moving the table and rug over few inches to make it seem similar amounts of space on both sides.

disfromage, at this point i am desperate to finish this room. So even if its a little expensive i am ok with it. I will checkout the chairs you recommended.

Thanks

Check out Ballard Design for dining rooms chairs they have many custom options that are classics.

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All are amazing options. I agree the rug / cabinets are traditional and the table is very modern. How do you guys think the following chairs will look? The marble does have white and gray colors so i could use gray shade fabric or leather? Living room has cream / oatmeal shade couches so i guess i could use that color as well?

1. in gray or cream.

https://www.crateandbarrel.com/lowe-onyx-leather-dining-arm-chair/s280978

2. again in gray or cream shade.

https://www.crateandbarrel.com/curran-quilted-oyster-dining-chair/s223518

3. this in light gray or dark grey?

https://www.overstock.com/Home-Garden/Dining-Chairs/2022/subcat.html?featuredproduct=19398265&featuredoption=32288361&kid=9553000357392&track=pspla&ci_src=17588969&ci_sku=25405806-000-000&cnc=US&cid=277922&type=pla&targetid=aud-439566767742:pla-411203849968&ds_rl=1263867&gclid=Cj0KCQjwguDeBRDCARIsAGxuU8YGpBJ90I_dySEcndb8taXO7peIgs7QOCMRSYstarv83QOyGkyVHp0aAg8XEALw_wcB&gclsrc=aw.ds&dclid=CJKM08-Br94CFUG6TwodiKQGpg

4. https://www.wayfair.com/furniture/hd0/paluch-upholstered-dining-chair-l168-k~orne9355.html?refid=GX293783497186-ORNE9355_28680364_28680366&device=c&ptid=447842289253&network=g&targetid=aud-295866893739pla-447842289253&channel=GooglePLA&ireid=51096064&PiID%5B0%5D=28680364&PiID%5B1%5D=28680366&gclid=Cj0KCQjwguDeBRDCARIsAGxuU8YkDe6gNJfz75URm_HjHibHzGcffKZiWyuT2VPM_XgORvjgZQh1RugaAhSCEALw_wcB

5. Rh chair. brown wood with cream shade upholstery

https://www.restorationhardware.com/catalog/product/product.jsp?productId=prod14890268&categoryId=search

6. Rh chair. brown wood. cream or gray shade upholstery?

https://www.restorationhardware.com/catalog/product/product.jsp?productId=prod12840090&categoryId=search

Let me know your opinions.

Thanks

I like the Paluch #4 I tried posting few more modern chairs but they it didn't post for some reason. I don't care for the wood framed chairs. West Elm has some very similar ones to Paluch in velvet too. Quality could be better.

Thanks Pajarito. I looked up west elm. They have similar chairs. I am going there right now to check out few that they have in store. Is there a fabric color you recommend? Also do you think i should go with gold legs or black legs on chairs?

I am not sure if they offer choices on the legs only paired with certain fabrics. I prefer the lighter colors as shown.The light taupe or velvet dove gray. You may want to think about the light fixture style and finish too.

Yesterday Houzz had a dining room table very similar to yours and I thought you should see the chairs they choose....but I couldn't get a shot of it.

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I would plant some evergreens in front of that wooden fence. The high brown chroma of the fence is dominant over the pale shades you have inside the room.

I agree with Beverly about the rug. It is beautiful but not right for that space. Maybe you can use it in another room.

Thanks for all the input and design ideas. I am almost sure on the dining chairs from west elm. https://www.westelm.com/products/finley-high-back-dining-chair-h2914/?pkey=ccontract-grade-furniture%7Ccontract-grade-dining-furniture&isx=0.0.2975

I will be going again in morning to checkout the upholstery colors and try them out to make sure they are comfortable.

No kids in the house, only adults, so not worried about food on the carpet. I will rethink this rug placement.

I also like the idea of plating some evergreens in front of the fence, so i have a nicer view out those windows.

I will update everyone tomorrow once i come back from west elm with the final dining chair decision.

This table is 108 inches long. I think 8 chairs should look perfect with it. 10 might be pushing it?

Those chairs are nice, but your room looks a bit cramped already and I'm not sure high back chairs are a plus.

I think the high back chairs helps to balance the tall cabinets, so they are not so dominant in the dining room. Can you lower the drapery rod so the drapes just kiss the floor, right now they appear to be short?

Hello everyone, thanks for all the great opinions and design help. I think I looked at another 15 dinning chairs, we are almost decided to go with the Restoration Hardware hudson parsons slip covered chairs. 6 side chairs and 2 arm chairs. They were the most comfortable and well built (The gold legs chairs I liked before were either not comfortable or felt cheaply made, they looked great but not something I would like to use daily). I liked the Belgian linen sand color. I thought the chairs were simple and elegant, which would help bring together the modern dining table and traditional cabinets. I have added picture. What do you all think.

I think they'll work with the table, but not with the rug. The chairs should stay completely on the rug when pulled out and sat in. The rug should be 36-42" larger all around than your table top yet not run into the cabinets or baseboards. The back legs of these chairs splay out, so they may require an even larger rug in order not to fall off it when in use. Ideally, you need room for guests to remain seated and allow someone to excuse themselves from the table and pass behind them without anyone having to get out of their chair to let them by. I'm not sure the ends of the table offer enough room to seat someone close enough to actually eat comfortably. Did you see the table set for dining? I'm not sure there is adequate room for 6 place settings. Do some serious measuring.