Consider the overall look or motif you want to accomplish for your dining area before you begin. Choose furniture that fits that certain style, whether it be modern, traditional, rustic, or eclectic. To maintain a unified appearance, search for comparable design aspects like crisp lines, elaborate detailing, or certain materials.

Consider the hues and materials of your dining table and chairs. To assemble the furniture pieces, try to choose complementing colors or finishes. Consider matching chairs with a similar wood tone or upholstery color that matches your dining table, for instance, if it is made of dark wood.

Look for design elements that might unite the various furniture pieces. This could take the form of related designs, forms, or ornaments. For instance, to create a unified design flow, take into account a table with curved legs or a rounded shape if your dining chairs have curved backs.

The size of the dining table should match the number of people dining to ensure there is enough room for everyone. Generally speaking, each person needs to occupy a space of 60-75 cm. For example, dining table 55" for 4 per, 63" for 4-6 per, 71" for 6 per, 79" for 8 per, 91" for 8-10 per. The shape of the dining table is also important. A round or oval dining table can make it easier for people to communicate, while a rectangular dining table is more suitable for placing in a narrow space.