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  1. You have maximized the space and in such a pretty way! I do not think your space would allow for a larger dining table, as the other poster suggests. It looks like that would make it difficult to pull chairs in and out and be too tight for comfort. I think you found the practical AND pretty solution with the bench seating and the size of your table you have. I have a very small dining area that is in a small open floor plan with a small living room. To be centered under the chandelier, the table has to be in the center of that small area.

    I have a small 4 seat rectangular dining table and no room for any larger a table . I love the little table. My husband loves it, too. It has a solid wood plank style top and actually sits on two iron bases that form a pair of legs on each end. The bases never get beat up as wooden legs do sometimes. The table is actually a 25 year old small Pottery Barn table! I found it at a thrift store for $100 and LOVE it. It is my favorite furniture piece.

  2. I’m sure this comes a little too late but I wanted to throw my idea in for the next Reno. I would match the wall texture and decor to the closest room to dinning area…take out benches and table…get larger table and if room is available, add a buffet to side near kitchen..
    This is my first time visiting with you and hope to catch-up to date😆❤️