it helps if you provide the photos - otherwise you're asking folks to go and google what you're thinking - FWIW it will be hard to give advice without a photo of the dining room - without it, there's zero context for the decision

Thank you. I added links to the furniture for better view.

Thank you for your response. I attached picture of my room. Please let me know if that doesnt help

I don't mind the Bradford table - you can get some nice lighter looking chairs with that - do you have an opportunity to see any of these in person? It's such a risk to order such significant furniture without being able to see it in real life

No I havent got chance to see those. I saw Santa Barbara collection in Havertys though but it is very expensive

Thank you so much for doing this.

Other than these collections can anyone suggest other options that might suit my home?

Crate and Barrel has a really pretty table that seems to the style you lean towards. I do like the Bradford table too.

I mix woods all the time, but some pics of the Bradford table make it look like a chalky gray- brown, which I don’t think goes with your floors. Though of course you might have a rug that is intended to, or does, keep the dining table from being directly against the flooring color. I think a rich dark brown, line a true walnut color , could look good & pick up the darker bits in your floors, but was just worried that the Bradford isn’t finished that way, especially since the other shows it with gray chairs and chalky blues.

Your room requires a darker stain on the wood to complement your existing floors. You can't select that beachy stained wood. It won't work in your space

I'm assuming you'll select a sideboard for the back wall with some art placed above.

If you select a 96" or longer sideboard you'll have room for buffet lamps on top

Your current chandelier is way too small for the size of the room so I have added a linear style chandelier with shades

You might want to add some pattern and color with a rug.

I thought choosing darker furniture will make the space even more darker. Thats why I was leaning on this collection. Which has a sideboard and two display cabinets. Yet I will replace the chandelier. Can you advise if this will be too awakward for my room ? More details on the collection are in this website.

https://www.havertys.com/products/product-page/westcliffe-dining-table

Can some one help me put this set in my room . I do not know which software to use to create that look in my room space. Plan is to put the sideboard in the little hall way and the display cabinets behind the dinning table

I am ready to add paints or accent walls or trims to the room if needed

The west cliff will look nice in your space. I would not paint this room a different color than the room it is open too. I'd leave it the color it is now. It sounds like you are going for a lighter look. I'd paint the ceiling the same color as the wall, or some other lighter color. I'd get new drapes.

My room size is 15*10

IMO selecting a dining set that leans into the gray tones would be a huge mistake.

The best way to increase the light in your room IMO is to select a light rug.

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This picturization helps me to visualize.. do you mind putting this set also in this format for me to understand please

IMO the design of this set is so stylized it's likely to be out of date much sooner than some of the other dining sets that have been posted. The large stone bases are clunky and might fit better in a home that has details that are less traditional than yours.

And If you decide to continue down the road of the gray/beige dining set, I'd save money and not purchase top of the line from Baer's, but select one from Ashley Furniture. That way in 5 years if you regret your decision, the $$$ won't be so very painful.