Dining Room

What is dining room furniture?

Dining room furniture includes dining tables and dining chairs, but can also include sideboards, display cabinets and home décor accessories for that finishing touch. Whether for casual meals or something a little more formal, having the right dining room furniture can make all the difference.

Can you mix and match dining room furniture?

Absolutely! Mixing different styles, materials, or colours can create a unique and personalised dining space. Try pairing a wooden table with upholstered chairs or blending modern and traditional elements for a stylish contrast.

Where can I buy dining room furniture?

You can find high-quality dining tables, chairs, and sets right here at The Designer Rooms. We offer a wide
range of styles, from contemporary to classic, helping you create the perfect dining space. Visit in-store or shop online.

What is the best dining room furniture for small spaces?

For small dining areas, consider extendable tables, round tables, or compact dining sets that maximise space. Bench seating, and swivel dining chairs can also help create a stylish, space-saving solution.

Do you sell dining sets?

Yes! Explore our Dining Set Deals to find beautifully coordinated tables and chairs in a variety of styles, sizes, and finishes.

Do you sell small dining sets?

Yes, we offer a range of smaller dining sets perfect for apartments, kitchens, and cosy dining areas. Browse our selection to find dining tables that from two to six people.

What type of dining furniture is in style?

Current trends include marble and marble-effect tables, industrial-style designs, metal accents, rustic
wood with live edges, and Japandi. Upholstered swivel dining chairs, statement lighting, and mixed-material designs are also popular for creating a stylish and inviting dining space.

How do you care for dining room furniture?

Care depends on the material. Wood: Wipe spills immediately, use coasters, and apply furniture polish occasionally. Glass: Clean with a soft cloth and glass cleaner to avoid streaks. Marble: Use a damp cloth and avoid acidic cleaners to prevent etching. Sealing natural stone can also help prevent staining. Upholstered Chairs: Vacuum regularly and treat stains with fabric cleaner. You might also want to consider steam cleaning periodically.