Why are you getting chairs that clash with the table?

The dining chairs and rug you are showing dont go with the table. You could find chairs and rug that are more appropriate for that table and leave the existing bar stools.

The bar stools and dining chairs dont have to be the same.

Currently, that table looks terrible on that rug. I'd change the rug for sure.

It's likely a cast synthetic material for the table. I'm sure a paint will adhere to the material. However, you should be 'artistic ' in applying it. The more solid the color, the more plastic the table will appear.

Classical influence. Ably sculpted from stone with the grace of a pedestal base, this table is an objet d’art.

Base and top are made of reconstituted stone.

Hairline cracks may occur in the making of this table, lending the look of natural, beautifully aged stone. Such cracks will not impact the table’s integrity.

Reconstituted stone will patina beautifully over time.

Reconstituted stone is naturally porous and will absorb stains if spills are not treated immediately. Blot spills immediately and wipe with a clean, damp cloth to prevent staining.

For cleaning, use mild soap and water. Rinse thoroughly and make sure all excess soap is removed. Avoid the use of chemicals and abrasives as these will damage the surface.

Do not place hot dishes directly on the table; use felt-backed placemats or trivets to preserve the beauty of the stone.

Avoid hitting the tabletop with other objects as this can chip the surface.

The weight of the tabletop keeps the surface firmly in place. No hardware is needed.

Here are possible options for a new finish.

It’s more plastic than stone. No staining that in the traditional sense. but if you put it outside, the UV will likely yellow it. Or if you scorch it with a blowtorch, you can brown it. Getting any coating to stick to that is going to start with a coat of Stix. What you do with it after that is not likely to result in an attractive or pleasant to use as an actual physical dining table. It really need a tough ptofessiinal grade voating that is sprayed. Not a Plaid marbelizing.

Just get a new table if you don’t like it like it is.

We are returning it and getting the white version

If you don't return it---buy a tablecloth. They can be custom made too.

I just looked the table up. it states that the material is porous so painting/ staing could work, though it might need that from time to time if food and drink spill on it.

I just want to add that I love the views on your new place. Lovely.

Thank you!!! we love it too. i still have friends saying tabls is perfect color and adds nice contrast to room…so im a bit conflicted sadly

NO to painting the stone never a good idea The table looks to be difficult to actully sit at for sure it has too big a base and too small overhangs and you also have a rug that is too small. The stone is aneutral why does it need to match the stools in any way. I would do some nice wood chairs in a color of wood like the stools and quite small scaled and not upholstered at all. It seems 4 people would be max at that table maybe get a new one and use that somewhere else .The othe option is us the table top outside and get a nice much larger wood top .Juset noticed not real stone so good if you want whaite I guess . I happen to like the color with the floors BTW

Yeah im not too worried about rugs and chairs as it can easily be changed but i am conflicted about keeping this color or exchanging for white

the table fits 8 comfortably and the ends are plenty big enough so not understanding ur comment about size of table. its about 95 inches long and next option was 114 inches

I kind of agree with Patricia, not sure how you sit there. i think legs would hit the base and you would be unable to pull up to the table.

Why did you post twice?

To annoy you. did it work?

Go with what you like!

Only you can see if the color works with your space. There are many factors going on. Your lighting probably changes throughout the day, the texture, the tone and the feel of the table in your setting with only your eyes is going to determine if this works.

Any of us looking at a photo through our monitor is not going to get the exact feel of the space.

There are times I see something in a photograph but later in person and the colors can be very different. Go with what you like. If you have doubts go with your instinct to change it. If changing it is going to be a financial burden, keep it and see if you can work with it. I actually like it as is, but I am not there in person. I would not like it in white. Too matchy match for me.

I like a mix of warm and cool tones as long as they are balanced.

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With your current rug and chairs, I think the dark table would look great and would complement the dark legs of your bar stools and the light fixture color.