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does this breakfast table go with my kitchen?

4 years ago

I bought this breakfast table in a rush. Now it has arrived. I’m not sure whether it fits my transitional style kitchen. What chairs can make up for the style difference? Also I need some advices on the counter stools too! Thanks!

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  • 4 years ago

    dining zone will be veering a little more modern it seems...the kitchen itself has a bit more traditional sense about it. I'd find some interesting things for the dining zone as its in visual view as well it looks like traffic passes around it so youll be aware of it all the time. get a great rug and I'd go moderate to somewhat ample scaled chairs I would prefer upholstered as I think its a good investment and you can pick the fabric you like. fabrics are hard wearing these days. the blue gray chairs are nice but not plump enough . the second ones in white are a little better..they have some curves and in a print or stripe or tweed could be nice. the last pic. w the high backed striped chairs is a fun pick and puts life into that space [red is an apetite stimulating color ].....red=warm=fire...... just depends on what you care to do. remember there will be art on the wall later and plants in that light filled corner so its going to feel nice . the table is fine.

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  • 4 years ago

    Hi Herbflavor, your comments are so inspiring, which really broaden my imagination. Thank you so much!

  • 4 years ago

    Can you go larger with the table? The chandelier is lovely, but too big for the table - scale is off.

  • 4 years ago

    with the notation "breakfast table" i held back about the size issue because I presume its not the actual formal dining space .[ but sure is a nice spot] a lot of times people come and go from these spots and your total household may not congregate together there all that much. So I think the size can be left . It makes it kind of ripe for a larger rug/ large fun bold chairs and the other ways to fix up the space and just leave the oversized fixture as a counterintuitive pick. there is a lot more to do there and you will find what to do. everything doesnt have to be like a magazine pic out of the gate.

  • 4 years ago
    last modified: 4 years ago

    The orb chandelier is a bit big for the table, but when you add chairs and maybe a rug, it will work.


    Don't choose a round rug...

  • 4 years ago

    Thank you! The marble top of my table is much thinner.

  • 4 years ago

    Yes, this space is not very big and is more of a breakfast nook. The globe pendant is from the previous owner and it’s in deed a bit out of proportion with the table I purchased. Changing the light fixtures will be my next step. Thanks all for your insightful input. You help me a lot!

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