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When we purchased our dining room table and chairs 12 years ago, a long, oval table with a leaf extension was a perfect fit for our family and lifestlye.
The set we chose is ideal for entertaining, with seating for up to 10 people. I still love its mahogany finish and french provincial lines, and until recently, I hadn't even considered the idea of ever selling it.
But, as I start planning ahead for our upcoming move into an 'empty nester' home, I keep thinking how lovely it would be to have a round pedestal table in our future dining room.
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Round tables feel more intimate and encourage the flow of dinner time conversation. I like the fact that they physically take up less space, yet provide substantially more chair and leg room below.
The spherical shape allows for equal spacing between the chairs, which ultimately creates a naturally appealing sight line.
Here are a few images that beautifully illustrate the simple and stunning elegance of a round dining room table.
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I love each and every one of these spaces and think they're all beautiful in their own way.
What shape and style of dining room table works best your family and lifestyle?
What shape and style of dining room table works best your family and lifestyle?
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