I am sorry but I voted no. I think it since it has 2 tones, and neither one really relates to what you already have, it's a no. It won't be terrible, but I think you could do much better. Lovely kitchen!

So not this either?

The two toned look isn't going to work because two tones that are different from your current wood is too mismatched, but a two tone that has one of your current wood tones is just too much of that wood since you have it on your floors and cabinets. Look for a solid painted table/chairs (either light or dark) or a dark stained table/chairs.

Try some upholstery chairs to break up all the wood with whatever table you end up picking.

is there a room for dining? these are fancier but dreamy-nice.

GDF Studio Luther French-Style Dining Chairs, Dark Teal, Set of 2 · More Info

Coincidence that these have weathered-type / ok contrast with color of whole kitchen? solid wood with a sultry dark ash finish, this product exudes a traditional vibe with its intricately carved reverse scroll trestles. W 76" / D 42" / H 30"

GDF Studio Margaret Traditional Fabric Dining Chairs, Set of 2, Navy Blue · More Info

Whatever you do, don't buy a rug that's already worn out (or looks like it). That is just so cheesy and fake--and everybody knows it's fake. Want a worn rug? Buy a new rug and put your own wear on it, honestly.

Everdebz -- you are on fire girl! That rug and those chairs-- spectacular and so reasonable $$.

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I love a round table. It would break up the boxiness (is that a word?) of your long room.

I second the round table suggestion.