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I rather fancy this look.

https://www.burkedecor.com/products/koryn-acrylic-dining-table-in-chrome-design-by-safavieh

Thanks for replying! Do you have another suggestion besides a seethrough table? I don't really like them that much

https://www.eurway.com/odyssey-round-black-dining-table.html

I think the clear posted prior looks great. However, you don't want a clear table. The legs on this great chair make it a bit of a challenge to work well with a contemporary table and or a transition table both above which I'm not feeling either.

hmmmmm

I agree that the legs are a challenge, so probably your best bet is to get a table with very simple geometric legs -- or perhaps, as Porter has posted in her second picture, just a hint of similarity. (I looked at that one too, but liked the clear table better. I was also looking at round tables, so that might be a hint.) I agree with Porter that black is obviously a good possibility, and actually I love the first table she posted, with the metallic legs.

It would help to know what else is in that room or adjacent rooms. Any chance of a picture or two?

Posting for shape - I like that it doesn't at all relate to chair legs, but to the back:

Very nice, Everdebz.

nice option everdebz...... not sure how big her apartment is.... great option!

Question: have you sat in that chair? Because it looks undogly uncomfortable.

I like the all black acrylic tulip table with the chairs. Pulled up to the table, the see through backs will be an interesting foil.

Something like this perforated metal table would look great, a mix of materials would add to the eclectic look you want achieve.

No joking, Judy's table - I was looking for that table....

Porter, the back of the chair is clear and its legs are wood, actually :-)

I LOVED your second suggestion, by the way. The size is perfect. Thanks for replying <3

Everdebz, the legs of that table are great. I don't like the little cristal at the middle, however. And my apartment is a bit small. But I'm keeping the image for reference - would have never ocurred to mix the shapes!

I should've said it's round and curvy, like back of chair....it's late, and I don't get how it's mixing shapes....!

Do you like ProJudy's tulip table, nice.

Hello. In my opinion, the table of this kind will approach your chairs.