January Dining Set Sale

Ideally, allow at least 75cm between your dining table and walls or other furniture. This provides comfortable space for moving chairs and walking around the table. For extending tables, factor in the additional length when fully extended. Between diners, 60cm offers ample elbow room. Consider traffic flow in the room and adjust spacing accordingly for high-traffic areas.

Our dining table sets typically feature a standard table height of 75-76cm. This height is designed to comfortably pair with most dining chairs, allowing for ample legroom and a pleasant dining experience. Always check the product page for specific measurements and dimensions, as some products may differ.

Caring for your dining set will ensure it remains beautiful for years to come. For tabletops with ceramic or marbled ceramic finishes, wipe up spills promptly with a damp cloth and mild detergent, then dry thoroughly. Tempered glass can be cleaned similarly. Wood finishes may require specialist wood cleaners - always check the care instructions. For upholstery, regular vacuuming helps prevent dust build-up. Spot clean stains immediately using a suitable upholstery cleaner, following the care instructions provided. Metal legs and bases can be wiped down with a damp cloth. Avoid placing hot dishes directly on table surfaces without a protective mat. Always check the product's page for specific care and cleaning recommendations, as some materials may have special requirements.

We offer a variety of dining sets to suit different tastes and needs. Choose from sets that include four, six, eight, or even ten chairs, paired with a coordinating table. Our tables come in various shapes and sizes, including extending options for added flexibility. Materials range from sleek ceramic and tempered glass to warm wood finishes, while chairs come upholstered in fabrics like velvet, leather, and boucle. Whether you're looking for a compact set for a smaller kitchen or a grand statement piece for a formal dining room, we have options to suit your space. Consider the size and shape of your room, the number of people you typically dine with, and the overall style of your home when making your selection.