Can you take a photo of the dining room looking through the kitchen?

It is 8'W x 9'L x 8H , the light fixture I'm not worried about because I can adjust how high it is.

Considering the space and kitchen cabinets I would go with white. I know grey is very popular now but it makes for a very tiresome drab living space. The white will work with any color. I predict all the people painting grey now will be repainting to color in a few years.

How many people do you need to seat? If you go round, you'll only be able to comfortably use a 48" table. With the shape of your chandelier, I would go rectangular.

An oval could work for you. I like this, if you're prepared to clean the glass and don't have small kids. I'd pair it with parson's chairs, rather than look for chairs in the same style because then you'd get too many legs competing.

I think the light fixture is great, but you may have to lift it a bit. I agree your curtain should hang wall to wall and from the ceiling.

That's actually really nice! I never thought of an oval table!

I'm only seating 4 adults. No kids.

I like the table Rina posted. It brings warmth into the space and adds character. We have a glass table and kids! It's not really that much of a bother to clean, I just had to get used to wiping under the table as well as the top! :)

An oval is a good idea if you don't need to seat that many. I have one and actually find it easier to squeeze one or two more people around it than a rectangular table. I'd try to stick with a table that's no more than 36-40" wide so you have plenty of space to move chairs in and out.

I wonder if white would be too much given that your cupboards are white. You may want to consider chrome to go with the modern vibe of your kitchen.

I love the blue chairs! Actually the colors im going for with my kitchen accessories lol. I'm not a fan of chrome though.

I started looking into glass tables , and came across this. What do you guys think?

This, but with different color parsons chairs? Maybe a blue , like color of the chairs elyse sent?

I like the light fixture -- a rectangular table would work best here. I would suggest a walnut table with contemporary upholstered chairs. See below for ideas.

Love this one from Crate and Barrel...

C&B

My eye was drawn to the two different window treatments. Consider getting similar treatments on the side windows and the patio slider. Work with someone in the window treatment/design field for suggestions that take into account privacy, light diffision and compliments your furniture and decor.

I suggest considering a banquette and a rectangular table. 8' wide is pretty narrow. You should allow 3' on either side for people to be able to push their chair back and get up from the table. That implies a pretty narrow table. With a banquette, you could shift everything towards the wall, allowing for a wider table and leaving more room on the kitchen side for circulation. Search here on Houzz for 'banquette' and you'll find a number of stories with multiple pictures for inspiration.

Kjoy- I was actually looking at that c&b table! It matches the granite I chose for my kitchen.

Schnable- the curtain was something I had to put up to protect the hardwood I installed from getting damaged by the sun. But, it is the color scheme I'm going for.

What about a table like this?!

Gray walls, gray flooring. Now you need color and white. Did you choose the drapery on the dining area sliding door? Is that your favorite color? The dining area is not large. If you get a white, 42"-45" diameter round table (in white or a light wood), you can seat six to eight people around it. Use your favorite color for rugs, lamps, accessories. No more gray. Almost any color will work with gray.

That is my favorite color. Does anyone know what that table with the cross legs is called?

It's sometimes referred to as a trestle base.

Also known as an x base table.

I'm starting to think that table doesn't exists because I can't find it anywhere

Also known as a cross leg table. I like it much better than the straight leg one you posted, which I thought looked a bit lumpish.

Exactly! I like it way better but I can't find it ANYWHERE :( I'd buy it if I could!

Did you google? It shows all modern, wayfair at least.

It may have been custom made. You should perhaps look into doing that. It may not be (much) more expensive than buying ready-made.

This one may have potential. https://www.wayfair.com/Wade-Logan-Blair-Dining-Table-WADL4608.html

Elyse makes a good point about custom-making a table, but you might also look for that pleasing shape in plain wood and paint it white. Where I live (Johannesburg) it's relatively easy to buy unpainted pine furniture and paint it. And pine lasts perfectly well. The pine table I'm working was bought in, um, about 1992. Not a dent.

PS I also tried to google for a match. No luck.

I rather like that Wade-Logan-Blair table. What a name for a table to burdened with.

To me, it looks as though the table was custom made with 2x4's and 4x4's.

48" oval white tulip table:

Or have a lidded seat-level banquette built under the windows, add seat cushions (buiild banquette same size as standard indoor/outdoor cushions) add an oval tulip table and chairs on one side. You'll gain extra storage and save on space.

Found this. No glass though

Sometimes, it's a shot in the dark but maybe one of these....

It's not exactly the X design but sort of an homage to it. Here

Glass X table but the base looks metal. Here

Can't get a really good read on the base but maybe?. Here

Happy decorating!

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