You may have luck selling it to someone who likes chrome and glass. If not, perhaps you can wrap the chrome with jute.

Consider putting a tablecloth to cover the glass. I would also find a pad for over the glass to cut down on the noise when using such a table.

Wrapping the chrome is a good idea also, although it might be tedious because you will have to secure the ends.

You could also buy slipcovers for the chairs--floor length would cover the legs. Amazon has many from which to choose, but I am sure there are other sources.

Some of those tables can be expensive, so before I started messing with it, I would try to figure out the price/quality and decide if I should start gluing stuff on it or if I should sell it.

If it isn't an expensive table, another option is to use Rustoleum Paint spray. I used it in the past to change a gold chandelier into an oil rubbed bronze color. You will need to do some prep to the metal before you spray it. Not a hard DIY project.

I also inherited a chrome 'n glass dining table and chairs that weren't me. They kinda grow on ya.

lol. Thanks.

Can you show the table? Would spraying the legs black suit/change it enough? You could add a table cloth for your Cape Cod feel.

White leather chairs are another story and maybe try selling on Marketplace. Look for black chairs that feel casual. A rug, chandelier and accessories will also help.

https://www.target.com/p/2pc-westcliff-seagrass-dining-chairs-natural-black-threshold-8482-designed-with-studio-mcgee/-/A-87536955?ref=tgt_soc_odp&afid=pin&epik=dj0yJnU9SnNhd1d3cUQweXJWLUVzV1pQcjlWcG0xVVFha01UdmImcD0wJm49MzhiVGNqd0cyeVE4NVY2R09mOWhyZyZ0PUFBQUFBR1lESi1z

Post a picture of the table, so we can help you.

I have a glass and wood base extending table it was from italy and 6K so I would not be quick to ditch it I see nothing about chrome and glass that cannot be beachy . We do however need to see the table . This is mine