That's a statement table not a dinning table. Where do your knees go???? I see there are only two chairs so maybe it works if you both sit center of the pedestals opposite of each other. The farther away pics it looks fine as is. Brings in the brown tones of the stools and rug. I might have kept with the gray tones over all. Not a fan of brown and gray mixed.

The white is a better choice for your space. The tan is too light to relate well to the rest of the space -- a darker stain yes, but not this tan color.

There is plenty of space for legs under table

I love the earthy feel of the tan and think it’s more stinking than white. Chairs/rug/accessories will have a big influence and the key is selecting a clean lined chair that works with the stools but also lets the table be appreciated. Consider adding an Indigo rug and clay pottery.

https://www.mcgeeandco.com/products/molly-chair

https://www.potterybarn.ca/products/indigo-artisan-jar/#

Be sure to tape out different sizes to get a better sense of what rug size would work best - for room and table.

https://www.westelm.com/products/azura-rug-t4906/?epik=dj0yJnU9eER0R1Vad21DdV9FdWtVTFdBUnBUS21HY0hESlpBY1YmcD0wJm49dWozeXV6RFlEZ0hUblVmUnRXWTBVZyZ0PUFBQUFBR2FLNEpV

I like the tan table. Make sure your chairs are warm also, maybe closer in color of your stools, or that a fabric carries the color or colors over to connect the dining to the kitchen. The white is to stark.

Doesn't look like a cheap house or cheap location ... if you don't have the ability and/or confidence to make design choices, why not pay a designer for a few hours of work to come up with some suggestions.

None of us can see what the rest of the house looks like and how these tables tie into the overall design scheme. From the little I can see, I don't think either of those colors are the best choice.

I do hahe the confidence or i wouldnt have ordered a table. i have the funds to make a mistake if it happens so be it. when did this platform become a platform to bash people. lighten up

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Cannot see the entire room but you seem to have some navy & white accessories. So why not go with the white table and blue chairs in either a plain navy (see the Crate & Barrel Addison chairs with slipcovers) or a navy & white print on the chairs.

My opinion is the table is just too large and the width is too small for the space.. It dwarfs everything. It's part of the outdoor furniture collection. Honestly, I think you can do better.

You have a gorgeous view!

Go with what you like!

Only you can see if the white or tan 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. Like the image I posted on this link below.

How to stain reconstituted stone table

You have some answers on your other post too.

Im no help i just dont like the table