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Lovely furnishings! Yum

What are the dimensions of the area?
Looks like the dinning set would have to be out of the way of traffic there - can you post a wider pic to see traffic areas
My 1st thought was a bench on one side near window -

Ideas
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this is 71" long width is good 41"
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So what exactly is the issue here? You need a table that fits the space. The living room has Mission style furniture and lamps, and the dining area has a Mission style hutch, so I am assuming you are looking for a Mission style table. Are you keeping the round rug in that room like shown or is it going elsewhere? Round rug = Round table. I am assuming that this dining area is going to be used everyday, so a gate table or drop leaf is out of the question.

Round Mission style tables are harder to find, but they are out there.

Check out Amish furniture places for something that will fit with the Arts and Craft style you have. This one is round but for a smaller space, use it with armless chairs:

http://www.amishdirectfurniture.com/index.php?main_page=product_info&cPath=109_1_20&products_id=234

Also, do not limit yourself to only looking at American style Arts and craft tables. Check out the Danish and Scandinavian Arts and Craft tables, as they are usually made for smaller spaces.

Here is a link that might be useful: Round Table

Don't know how many people you need to seat. Is this the only dining area except for the counter? Do the black leather chairs have to stay where they are or can they be moved to imporve traffic? I agree with jejvrt that a bench on one side and a long narrow table would look really nice.

Thank you. The space is roughly about 9x10 with the 10 being from the windows to the kitchen island. It is our only eating area other than the island. The Morris chairs have dark green leather cushions. The rugs were here when we moved in so we are trying to use them for now but don't necessarily have to use the round one in the dining area. But I think a round might give us more room. The position of the light fixture might become an issue. I would like to the keep china cabinet but think a Mission style table might be too much of the same thing or too large. The furniture in the living room area will be moved more toward the fireplace once we get the stereo set up.

If you feel that a 48"x48" table is too large for the 9'x10' space, then the only choice is to go with a drop leaf table or a cafe size table. Since you are not locked into continuing with the Mission style in the space, your choices for a table are endless.

This table can seat up to 6. I was also thinking about mixing up the chairs and using slip covered parson chairs for all or some of the chairs.

I can't see your pics, but I like the Idea of mixing up the chairs. However, I would start with four slip covered parsons chairs and then possibly add a pair of some other style later. You could do the slipcovers in pairs, so that you have two different slipcovers, that would look interesting.

I couldn't see the pics, either.

Here is a table I like. How does it fit in?

Is the table too much like the light fixture?

I ordered a Thomasville table but cancelled the order - I decided to look into investing in a Stickley mission style table. We are thinking of building in a few years and it would be a good investment. I'm tired of throwing money away on furniture.

Good decision.

How about something like the English pub table in this link? Then, after you build your new house later, you could use it in the basement, or as a kitchen table.

Here is a link that might be useful: pub table