Very few people replace a dining room in one go. The table lasts, the chairs get tired, and the sideboard arrives last. New dining arrivals at Seldens follow that pattern, with Mercana supplying the largest share and Stickley, Hooker Furniture, Lexington and Four Hands behind it.

Refresh a Dining Room Without Replacing the Table

Swap the chairs and the whole room reads new. With accent chairs and dining chairs both well represented, that is the fastest lever, and mixing upholstered ends with wood sides costs less than a matched set. The next lever is the wall: a buffet or sideboard changes a room's proportion more than any centerpiece will. After that, add counter and bar stools if the island has taken over weekday meals.

Round, Rectangular and Pedestal Tables

Shape is the first decision in a new dining table. Round suits square rooms and conversation, since nobody sits at the head. Rectangular tables fit narrow rooms and seat more people. Pedestal bases solve the chair leg problem at the corners. Wood leads metal here, and Mercana's mango wood and carved base tables are where the newer shapes appear first.

Preview New Dining Arrivals in Tacoma, Bellevue and Olympia

Finish variation is real in solid wood. Two boards from one run will not match exactly, which is the material behaving correctly and easier to grasp in person. Our Tacoma, Bellevue and Olympia showrooms set complete dining rooms so you can judge scale and tone together, and complimentary design services will size it to your room. Compare with dining best sellers first.