It looks about perfect to me. We are too used to seeing too small rugs in living spaces. A previous rule of thumb was to size a rug so that about 12" of floor showed around the perimeter of the rug. You might not have quite that next to the wall, but it doesn't matter because the rug and table are centered under the chandelier. You have beautiful floors. The rug is big enough so the chairs can be pulled in and out from the table. The rug pattern is beautiful and the size allows it to be seen. My suggestion, though, is to put a good quality rug pad underneath the rug, in part to let the rug lie a bit better.

Thanks you @Andee

Another vote for “it’s perfect.” You have plenty of room to scoot chairs back from table when getting in and out of them without chairs falling off end of rug.

Thank you! @julesnbuttons

Is the table not centered under the light fixture? Or is it just perspective?

Yes, it is too big for the space... everything is off....would you take other photos, facing the art on the wall and a photo the other side of the room? If the art is centered on the wall, if the chandelier is centered on the art, I'm guessing the table/chairs should be perpendicular to the art, not the window.

Depending on the arrangement of the table and art and what the photo of the other side of the room shows, the rug may work better if flipped.

Oversized rug, art and light fixture, it calls for a larger and more substantial table and chairs.

@elcieg

It looks like this might work but the rug is still not centered in the room and the table still needs to rotate 90 degrees. It's impossible to tell if the rug impedes on the other room without addtional photos.

I think if the chairs had slipcovers, it would give the dining set more visual weight to offset the oversize light and rug.

Can you get 2 more chairs?

Yes, two upholstered captain's chairs.