What are the room’s dimensions?

What is the diameter of the current table?

Yes, we need the room dimensions. A rectangular table would most likely be preferable leaving more space to walk back & forth next to the table...

Also, is this you everyday dining table or only for when you have guests?

Budget needed as well.

13'×9'

Hello, I have a small peninsula that lays over the dining room side. I put some stools which I'm going to get rid of them. I will move the chandelier if i have to do it. My budget for the entire room is about $2000 or less. Thank you for your help.

We mostly use the peninsula everyday and the dining table maybe 3x weekly.

Room s demensions 13'×9'. Budget $2000 or less.

In my possible solution, you’d have to give up eating at the peninsula…but I’d move the buffet and in that space build in or buy banquet seating, find an oval table and a few chairs. That way you’d have a full table for daily or special guests use, it would open a much larger walkway towards the kitchen. I’d also eventually swap out the chandelier/ move it so it’s centered to the table and maybe the buffet would fit on the opposite wall it’s on now.

I’ll add, the placement of the light fixture is really dictating how the room is set up, if you take it out of the equation, you can shift your current furnishings around to create a walkway without having to buy new stuff and it would be much more budget friendly to remove / move / replace the light.

Mirlove Francois: You mention you're "in the process of painting the house". Have you chosen a colour? that would also help for our suggestions. Either we work with your colour or we suggest one.

You might be better off finding a table first. Then chairs that compliment the table.

Another question: your dimensions of 13 x 9:

is it 13' long measurement from the entrance of the dining room to the counter or is it from left to right from the window to the back of the buffet?

Since your kitchen is so close to your dining room, I think you need a table that closely matches your kitchen cabinets??

Thank you so much.

9' long from entrance to the counter and 13' from the buffet to the window. Should I get a smaller round table or a sitting area on the corner by the window and get a new lighing fixture. I have 3 picture of what I have in mind. What are your thoughts? Please help ,Thank you

Thank you so much.

9' long from entrance to the counter and 13' from the buffet to the window. Should I get a smaller round table or a sitting area on the corner by the window and get a new lighing fixture. I have 3 picture of what I have in mind. What are your thoughts? Please help ,Thank you

Thank you so much.

9' long from entrance to the counter and 13' from the buffet to the window. Should I get a smaller round table or a sitting area on the corner by the window and get a new lighing fixture. I have 3 picture of what I have in mind. What are your thoughts? Please help ,Thank you

You mentioned your dining room is the access to your kitchen so by using a table with chairs and a bench against the wall that leaves a walkway though the room. Since you say you use the peninsula every day, I show 2 comfortable stools with backs (instead of eliminating stools as you suggested). The wishbone chairs and stools are quite comfortable. With this floor plan, it leaves space for the cabinet with glass doors. All that is shown comes within budget. I've introduced some black but kept some wood for a link to your wood kitchen.

Do yourself a favor and push your dining table to the window as close as possible. Then put the 3 chairs around it to see if you like it.

Hello Paul, I really like the dining room layout. What is the shape and size of this table and chairs. I need at least 5 seats at the table. Can you please share any links or where I can purchase these furnitures. Thank you.