Dining Room Furniture

How do you arrange dining room furniture?

Start by centering your table in the room—it’s the star of the show, after all. Make sure there’s enough space for everyone to pull out their chairs comfortably (no one likes getting stuck in a chair shuffle). If you’ve got a buffet or sideboard, position it against the wall for easy access and to add some extra style.

Don’t forget about the flow. Leave enough room to move around without bumping into things. Most importantly, make it a space where people feel welcome to sit, eat, and enjoy themselves.

Howdo you separate a living room and dining room with furniture?

Use a sofa or bookcase as a divider to naturally split the space between your living and dining areas. Rugs work wonders too. Place one under the dining table to define that area, and another in the living room. A console table behind the sofa can also help mark the boundary. The goal is to create distinct zones while keeping the overall look cohesive and inviting.

What furniture goes in a dining room?

At the heart of your dining room is, of course, the dining table and chairs. Beyond that, a sideboard or buffet is great for extra storage and serving space. If you have the room, a display cabinet or shelves can show off your favourite dishes or decor. And don’t forget the finishing touches, like a stylish rug, some comfy cushions and a statement light fixture to pull the whole room together.

Where can you buy dining room furniture?

You can buy dining room furniture online or in store at your nearest Homebase. Just pop in sometime to browse our range of furnishings or chat to one of our in-store experts.

Does dining room furniture have to match?

Not at all. Mixing and matching yourdining room furniture can actually make your space feel more unique and personal. Try pairing different chair styles or finishes around the same table, or mix wood tones and metal accents for a fresh look. As long as the pieces complement each other and create a cohesive vibe, you’re good to go. Don’t be afraid to have a little fun with it.