Dining room

In a dining room, the table is the central piece of furniture. It must meet precise size criteria to adapt to the space you have available, while allowing fluid circulation around it. Materials vary, from solid wood for its sturdiness and warmth, to glass for a touch of modernity and lightness. Shapes - rectangular, round or oval - influence use and atmosphere. An oval table can facilitate communication at mealtimes by eliminating angles and offering visual continuity.

Chairs must not only complement the table in style and material, but also offer comfort suitable for long periods of sitting. Ergonomic notions are essential here. Different upholstery and coverings exist to meet preferences in terms of comfort and maintenance, from durable leather to fabric more varied in choice of colors and patterns. Backrest height and seat depth play a key role in comfort.

Complementary furniture such as sideboards or display cabinets add storage. The choice of materials and finishes must complement the aesthetics of the table and chairs for a homogeneous Dining Room. A wooden sideboard can bring visual coherence to a room dominated by wooden elements. Display cabinets protect crockery while allowing visual exposure, so glass and internal lighting influence the display of objects.

In conclusion, the Dining Room is a functional space that benefits from a thoughtful layout and a choice of materials and shapes in harmony, influencing not only the aesthetics but also the daily use of this living space.