My parents had a similar style with Berber covers and if my memory serves me right it would be about late 60's early 70's they also only had Noblett furniture for their dining and lounge coffee and buffet tables oh boy they were made to last and still were in excellent condition when they passed away so sad to have to let them all go but we didn't need it whoever bought them at auction will be happy, they will outlast a lot of the 'ready access' furniture that's available today. I can't remember if the lounge suite was Parker or Noblett but the style is the same.

Not exactly the same but freedom have similar on sale from $199 to $129 https://www.freedom.com.au/furniture/dining-room/dining-chairs/26/23745407/franco-dining-chair?gclid=Cj0KCQiAmITRBRCSARIsAEOZmr7a4odo38PiNP8yKxU0tXmxGh0Vork1BNoDQ-hQt60Co-5D8gBSMNQaAqa1EALw_wcB&gclsrc=aw.ds

Sprinkle bi carb soda onto grout. Then spray white vinegar onto bi carb powder. This will cause the soda to start bubbling. At that point, rub grout with a toothbrush. Wash over with a damp clean cloth. This is hard work, but worth it. Or, you could get professional tiles cleaners in at a cost.

Probably 15 years ago I did a shop front in what I think was called Engineered Stone , and I think it was made in China . Dreamers reference seems to be actual stone , the stuff I used seemed to be essentially stone ground up with filler and cement , and poured into moulds . Basically , the panels were 100cm x 50cm , and the pattern repeated every panel , and then there were internal and external corners available too , as well as sills . The stuff I used ( its still in place ! ) looked pretty authentic , but tap it and it has an almost hollow sound to it . Does yours 'feel' real ?