I like these ones https://www.wayfair.com/furniture/pdp/east-urban-home-wood-effect-top-rectangular-dining-table-with-u-shape-black-metal-legs-6-person-dining-set-w011122895.html

Check more styles here

https://www.wayfair.com/furniture/pdp/union-rustic-lemay-iron-trestle-dining-table-w001217806.html

https://www.roomandboard.com/catalog/dining-and-kitchen/chilton-live-edge-table-with-pike-chairs/pike-wood-chair/814016

The table appears too large to accommodate chairs at either end. It would be best to have 3ft of space at the end of the table on either side. Unfortunate.

I lowered the height of the light fixture and raised the height of the tree

These chairs are all from Target in your price range.

You might want to turn your table on 90 degrees to see if it works better.

Since we can’t see the whole room, might you be able to place the table the opposite diection so that you can have chairs at the ends? It looks like a gorgeous table, but with chairs at the ends no one will be able to walk around it when people are seated there.

Yeah,......turning the table is worse in terms of table position.

My table is similar in design and size to yours. We use 10 chairs, 4 on each side and one on each end. I got these chairs on Wayfair. I waited for a sale and paid just under $150 per chair. I chose them for comfort, durability and clean up. They are rock solid and very comfortable and look much nicer in person.

Thanks everyone. I cant turn the table since it opens into a walkway and open kitchen and living room.

I measured on each side and there is only 2.5 ft. If i would have known it would have been this crowded we would have cut another ft off table before adding legs.

I was looking at similar chairs that @moosemac posted but was told that they wouldnt match the table. So back to looking.

Thanks for the visual BeverlyFLADeziner. I never was looking at blue but just the shape and leather of that style. I will keep an eye out for the lower chairs.

That is a *gorgeous* table. Presumably you won't need 10 chairs at it every day, so I'd just do 4 on a side and worry about cramming only when necessary.