Elevated Dining: Tables & Chairs

The dining tables and chairs I'd pick for a room that looks custom: sculptural pedestals, barrel-back swivels and the forever wishbone, chosen for proportion and materials that read high-end.

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How to make it look designed

Mix, don't match. Pair a warm wood table with upholstered chairs, or put two swivel chairs at the ends and wishbones along the sides. Give each chair about 24 inches of table width, leave 36 inches behind the chairs to walk, and hang the light 30 to 34 inches above the tabletop.

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The table

Oval Pedestal Dining Table, 71"

A fluted double pedestal and warm wood oval: the shape designers reach for because it softens a room and seats more.

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The swivel chairs

Barrel-Back Swivel Dining Chairs, Set of 4

Low, rounded and upholstered in linen. Swivel dining chairs turn a dining room into a place people linger.

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The single swivel

Chenille Swivel Dining Chair

Buy it one at a time for the head of the table, or a pair for a round breakfast nook.

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The velvet barrel

Velvet Barrel Dining Chairs, Set of 3

A soft khaki velvet with a deep barrel back, for a dining room that feels like a lounge.

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The wishbone

Wishbone Dining Chair in Oak

The classic Y-back silhouette in solid wood with a woven seat. Mixes with anything.

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The bouclé side chair

Oak & Bouclé Dining Chairs, Set of 2

Light oak with a bouclé seat: warm, simple and quietly expensive-looking.

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