PS you could get a nice rug as well but make sure to choose the right size something that would have blue like your feature wall in it just a hint not all blue. You could keep your chairs if they are in good condition otherwise look at Elbow chairs it would suit your style.

Have a look at Avenue table from Freedom it's classic goes with everything and is a nice timber but even that one is not 100% timber. You can have any chairs with it.

Timber table to match your sideboard, take a drawer or door with you to what ever retailer is near to you and see what you match

Look forward to seeing photos of your choice, even try second hand stores for retro tables. good luck

A blonder wood table (similar colour to your sideboard) is going to look great against the tone of your lovely coloured wall. I like your idea of chairs with some black in them as well, will contrast with your light floors and still match in with your kitchen. Will look great!!! :-)

First and foremost are the chairs comfortable and do you think what ever you select table and chairs are just a modern item that is going to date quickly or are they likely to be in fashion for many years. Comfort and Practicality would be on the top of my shopping list.

There are a great deal of hard square edges in the area so I suggest going round or oval. Simple design too. Find the table and then do chairs that go with it.

@anzella, did you go shopping last weekend, have you found something interesting?

I think it's a perfect choice and goes well with your tall lamp also. I have similar chairs and they are fantastic and easy to keep clean and comfortable.

Hi Anzella. In addition to all of the suggestions, my focus would be on softening the space. You have a lot of hard finishes, so it's important to focus on the "feel" of the space, not just the look. I'd definitely go for a timber table in something like American oak (to match the cabinet) which will add warmth. I'd also incorporate some textural rugs - one under the dining table, one in the living room and a nice tribal kilim or runner to the side of the living/dining (looking towards the hallway) as a nice transitional addition. I'd also think about painting out the feature wall, as it just highlights things like the TV and air conditioner. You can add colour through one or two nice artworks instead. A lot of the furniture, rugs and artworks I source for clients in these situations are from trade agencies such as Globe West and Brave Design. Let me know if you need any help. I hope that's of some assistance.

Hi anzella, loving the new table and chairs, because you live in North QLD I wouldn't worry about a rug under the table, apart from you climate I find rugs under tables can become very annoying . If however you do decide to have one down the track, Sisal Rugs are great for your climate, you can even make your own to whatever size by buying the sisal and edging it yourself or getting a carpet place to overlock the edges. Some years ago I made two very large rugs and edged them with a wide black tape, I stitched them by hand, loved them in the dining and joining living room.What a shame you can't have the hanging lamp in the picture over your table, not sure if it would fit between your ceiling fans. cheers

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It needs timber to give some warmth to the room, such as one of the tables you have chosen and Ashford chairs. This timber should match the existing buffet.

Great topic, have a similar looking space & all these ideas are great!