By Admin, on August 29th, 2012 
Pair of faux bamboo chairs, black lacquered with "patent leather" upholstery
When you decide to change the dining table and chairs in your home, it can be worth spending a little time thinking about what kind of look you want to achieve. Do you have a really contemporary home or are you more of a traditionalist? The type of dining set that you choose can help complete the existing décor in a room, or you might want to choose something totally new and then decorate to match.
You also need to measure up properly as you’ll want to choose a table that is big enough to seat all the family, and leave some space for those times you have guests over for a meal, but you don’t want to make the room seem small by buying a dining set that is too large for it.
Leave at least 60cm space behind the dining chairs so that your diners have plenty of room to pull their chair back to get to their place at the table. On the table surface, each place should have a width of at least 60cm to avoid diners banging elbows with their neighbors. If you choose a round table, this will accommodate fewer people than a rectangular one of a similar size, and fewer dining chairs will fit underneath a circular table. If you’re short on space, an extending dining table can be a really good idea.
The material your table is made out of will affect the style a little, although you can get contemporary and traditional styled furniture in virtually all woods. Many companies also produce antiqued or distressed finishes on dining sets if that’s what you’re looking for.
A set of Eight ebonized and paint decorated arm chairs. All have French back-splat design with arrows running through a ribbon bow. Supported by a bamboo style leg.
Pair of circa 1920 English side chairs with faux bamboo frames and stretchers. Chairs are finished in black paint with gilded details. Newly upholstered seats with brass nailheads. Sold and priced as a pair. Two pairs available. Seats are 17.75" from the floor.
A set of six faux bamboo Chinese Chippendale dining chairs comprised of two armchairs and four sidechairs. The carved wood frames are painted a mellow black with the faintest suggestion of brown. The cane seats are in excellent condition and have fitted cushions recently done in a butternut grey linen
Set of Four Faux Bamboo Garden Chairs
Once you’ve decided on the size and style that you like best for your new dining table and chairs, take a look at a dining room furniture sale and see if you can grab a bargain. There are always sales to be found both online and on the high street, and you could end up saving hundreds on your new dining room set.
Pair of faux bamboo barrel chairs, c. 1960
Set of six Phyllis Morris white lacquered Chinese chippendale dining chairs constructed of cast aluminum and white vinyl seats. Exaggerated faux bamboo detailing with tapered saber legs, X stretcher base and slightly off kilter backs and arms. Designed by Phyllis Morris
c 1950's Nice set of white painted faux bamboo metal chairs. Chinese Chippendale style fretwork backs and new ivory faux ostrich upholstery.
Pair of Vintage Carved Wood Faux Bamboo Armchairs
Pair of driftwood washed, carved oak bamboo style chairs with cane seats
Pair of faux bamboo chairs, c. 1960
