We caught up with Audrey Williamson, Oak Furnitureland’s dining table buyer, to get her expert tips for making your dining room the ultimate spot for good food and even better conversation.

Why does your seating arrangement matter so much in a dining area?

Parquet dining table | @yellowbrickcourt

Think of your table as a stage for connection. Seating can shape the mood of a meal just as much as the food itself. Too much space between dining chairs can leave guests feeling distant. Too little, and it feels cramped. Strike the right balance, and people can lean in, share stories, and feel at ease. That’s when your table becomes a place where conversation flows as easily as the drinks.

Which table styles work best to encourage conversation?

Henley dining table | @kelly.homestyle

Round and oval tables are the unsung heroes, naturally keeping everyone included with no corners to break up the flow. But that doesn’t mean you should overlook a square or rectangular option. A square table feels intimate for smaller groups, while a rectangular table, paired with the right chair or even a bench, can still create a relaxed, open setting where conversation comes easily.

What type of seating enhances comfort and visual appeal?

Oliver dining table set | @homebyvaida

Comfort is key and the best seating feels as good as it looks. Upholstered chairs make people want to linger and keep chatting, even after the plates are cleared. Mixing styles, such as plush chairs at the ends and sleek ones along the sides, can add personality and keep the look fresh without sacrificing comfort.

What about flexibility? How do you accommodate different group sizes?

Trento dining table | @zaida_design

Your dining table should flex the way life does. Extending tables are ideal for this, cosy enough for a simple weeknight dinner, yet ready to open up effortlessly when friends or family drop by. Benches bring the same versatility: they tuck neatly out of sight, but slide into place to offer extra seating exactly when it’s needed.

Can styling help make your dining space feel more social?

Oaklee dining table

Absolutely! Styling can make your dining space feel instantly more social. Keep the centre of the table low and open with candles, small vases, or a simple runner to add charm without blocking anyone’s view. Layer in soft lighting and natural textures through your tableware, and you’ll have a space that feels warm, welcoming, and conversation-friendly.

Any additional tips to promote dining interactions?

Durham dining table set | Durham dresser

Don’t underestimate the power of a room’s flow. Make sure people can move around the table easily, no one likes feeling boxed in.

A simple trick I love is placing a rug beneath your dining set as it visually pulls the space together and encourages everyone to gather a little closer, making conversation relaxed and natural.

With the right dining table and chairs combination and a few thoughtful styling choices, your dining area can be a place where every meal feels like an occasion and every seat invites a more social side.

Ready to create your own conversation-worthy dining space? Explore our dining set builder to find the perfect pieces for your home. For more styling inspiration and behind-the-scenes ideas, follow us on Instagram and TikTok.

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With so many talented influencers showcasing stunning interiors, it can be overwhelming to decide who to follow. That’s why we’ve curated a list of the top 14 Instagram accounts to follow in 2025 for the best interior inspiration. Each of these influencers brings their own unique perspective to interior design, from contemporary chic to rustic charm. Whether you’re planning a full home makeover or simply looking to update your space, these content creators will provide endless inspiration so let’s dive in!

1. @layered.home

Bloomsbury bed | @layered.home

Lily Sawyer’s account is a visual delight, seamlessly blending classic elegance with bold, modern twists, such as whimsical wallpaper. Expect soft textures, layered fabrics, plenty of patterns, and warm palettes that evoke cosiness in your home. The addition of the Bloomsbury Bed brings a sophisticated charm to her woodland bedroom.

2. @mrs_roobottom_home

Dewsbury sofa | @mrs_roobottom_home

Samantha Roobottom’s style is all about quiet luxury. Her feed is filled with family-friendly spaces that don’t compromise on style – a must-follow for those seeking beautiful yet functional ideas. Take her elegantly understated living room, featuring the Dewsbury Sofa, as the perfect example of how to balance comfort and sophistication.

3. @at_my_surrey_chalet

Durham dining set | @at_my_surrey_chalet

Dot’s Instagram is the epitome of rustic-meets-modern design. Her dining room, showcasing the wonderfully compact Durham Dining Set, is where subtle farmhouse charm and contemporary design come together effortlessly. Her account is perfect for anyone who loves cosy interiors with a touch of the outdoors.

4. @bygemmaellis

Durham sideboard | @bygemmaellis

Gemma Ellis is the queen of cute yet considered spaces with personality. Her use of the Durham Sideboard shows how to combine clever storage solutions with plenty of character. Follow her for expert tips on decluttering without compromising on a homely feel.

5. @alicerosehome

Isla chairs | @alicerosehome

Alice Rose Buttery’s approach focuses on adding character to new builds. Her feed is bursting with creative ideas to bring life to minimalist spaces, such as these dark wooden Isla Chairs, which inject a pop of personality into her neutral dining area.

6. @therowe

Noah wardrobe | @therowe

Katie Rowe’s intriguing aesthetic shines through every post. Her account is a haven for lovers of serene and sophisticated interiors with a colourful twist. This bedroom features the Noah Triple Wardrobe, a piece that seamlessly combines functionality with timeless elegance, beautifully complemented by her boldly painted ceiling and checkerboard floor.

7. @littlehouseinlondon

Newton desk | @littlehouseinlondon

Living in the heart of London, Amy Davies shows how small spaces can be full of interest. Her Newton Desk is an inspiring focal point in her dynamic bedroom, proving that practicality and style can go hand in hand. Follow her for clever space-saving tips and cosy corners.

8. @no14hectorshouse

Newton chest of drawers | @no14hectorshouse

Jade Watkins has a flair for vintage-inspired interiors with a modern twist, making her feed a go-to source for ideas on introducing different styles and eras. Her Newton Chest of Drawers perfectly complements her chic bedroom, effortlessly combining both style and storage.

9. @littleedwardian

Oliver sideboard | @littleedwardian

Reece Smith’s Edwardian home is a masterpiece of traditional design elevated with contemporary details. His Oliver Large Sideboard serves as a striking statement piece that adds both form and function to his eclectic dining room. Follow Reece for refined interiors with a touch of grandeur.

10. @laura.elizabeth_

Parquet TV unit | @laura.elizabeth_

Laura Elizabeth’s home radiates warmth and everyday functionality. Her account offers practical and stylish solutions for family homes. You’ll notice the Parquet Large TV Unit in her living room creates a unique centrepiece that doesn’t dominate but rather, ties her space together beautifully.

11. @barn_owls_and_butterflies

St Ives larder | @barn_owls_and_butterflies

Lisa Duncan’s country-inspired style is a dream for those who adore rustic charm. Her kitchen features the St Ives Larder, a wonderfully practical piece, perfect for keeping pantry essentials beautifully organised, and bringing a farmhouse feel to the heart of the home. Her feed is full of homely corners and countryside inspiration.

12. @amelia.home

Harper chairs | @amelia.home

Follow Amelia for incredible interior ideas – her talent for creating warm and inviting spaces is simply unmatched! Here, Amelia has styled her dining space to perfection with a clever mix of textures and neutral tones. The Harper dining chairs are the star of the show, complementing her understated yet snug aesthetic.

13. @thebrighthome

Elba small sideboard | @thebrighthome

Fritha’s Instagram feed is a complete treasure trove of inspiration, filled with beautifully curated interiors and clever retro styling ideas that spark creativity. Spot the Elba small sideboard, which serves as the perfect place to house her favourite glassware, adorned with fresh greenery and textured ceramics.

14. @livingwith_sienna

Newton four poster bed | @livingwith_sienna

Sienna’s account is filled with elegant and timeless interiors. Her style exudes a modern yet cosy charm, blending neutral palettes, soft textures, and striking statement pieces to create spaces that feel both inviting and aspirational. The addition of the Newton Four Poster Bed in Sienna’s bedroom perfectly complements her signature aesthetic, bringing a sense of grandeur to her serene bedroom retreat.

So, what are you waiting for? Hit that follow button and start growing your dream home today! Still hungry for more insta-inspiration? Head over to our Instagram for the latest decor tips and a peek into even more stylish homes!

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The comfort level of your dining chairs is something you will want to consider when choosing which style to purchase. If you use your dining table for more than just quick meals – perhaps it serves as a makeshift office when you work from home or it’s the place the kids do their homework each evening – then you’ll want to ensure your chairs are comfortable to sit in for extended periods of time.

You’ll also want to consider the seating’s durability. Since we typically eat and drink while sitting on our dining room chairs, they are more prone to stains, and as part of daily family life, need to be robust.

So, what factors do you need to consider when choosing the right chair for your needs? Read on to find out what you need to know when choosing the right upholstery for your dining chairs.

What is upholstery?

Otis chair | Oliver console table

To start off, what do we mean by an upholstered dining chair? Usually, this refers to the materials that make up the soft coverings of a chair, which often include the fabric, padding, webbing, and springs. While these internal materials are generally covered and unseen, they make a big difference in whether your dining chair will provide the comfort and support you’re looking for.
The outer visible fabric can be changed years down the line, whether that’s due to wear and tear or simply for a change in style. However, the inner support layers will ensure your chair is built to last. So, with this in mind, you’ll want to look for high-quality materials when making your choice.

Choosing the right fabrics

Harper chair | Henley dining table

It’s important to consider how much and who will be using your dining room chairs, as these factors will play a big role in which fabrics will have staying power.

Many materials age over time, so you’ll want to consider not just how they look when purchased new, but also how they will look years down the line after many uses. For example, leather is easy to look after but will develop a natural patina over time. If your dining room has a sunny window, be aware that some fabrics may fade when exposed to sunlight.

Choosing the right colours

Isla chair | @alicerosehome

When considering which colours to choose for your dining chairs, most of us will simply want them to work well with colours already used in the room. However, because dining chairs tend to be a bigger investment piece, especially since they are usually purchased in multiples, you may want to consider a more neutral shade. This can give you flexibility in the future, should you decide to redecorate.

What’s the Martindale rub test and why should it matter?

Bette chair | Parquet dining table

Most fabrics are graded using the Martindale rub test, which is a unit for quantifying the abrasion resistance of textiles, especially when used in upholstery. The test stimulates the natural wear of a seat cover by rubbing the textile sample against a standard abrasive surface with a specified force.

Commercial grade fabrics are usually rated at 100,000 to 250,000 double-rubs. whereas residential use fabrics fall between 10,000 to 25,000 double-rubs. Essentially, the higher the Martindale unit of your fabric, the more wear and tear it will be able to withstand.

The best upholstery for homes with kids and pets

Durham dining table set | @at_my_surrey_chalet

For a busy family life or homes with pets, you’ll want to pay greater attention to the fabric you use. While a velvet fabric or vintage silk chair seat may look stunning, constant use may make it an impractical choice long-term. Avoid delicate fabrics that can easily pull and mark. Instead, look for new materials on the market that are more robust and stain-resistant. Consider slip-covered dining chairs, which will allow you to easily launder any stains regularly, or opt for leather, as it’s easy to wipe down and refresh your chairs.

For more information, head to our dining chair range page or if you need similar advice for your settee, check out our blog post on choosing the right fabric for your sofa. Tag us in your exciting dining room updates over on Instagram and use #OakFurnitureland #GrowYourHome when you post.

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Whether you have a dedicated dining room space or a kitchen/diner, the first thing to consider when choosing your table is how much space you have to play with and how many people you want to fit around it on a regular basis.

We offer a wide range of solid hardwood dining sets, with a choice of sizes, including useful extendable tables that are ideal for special occasions when you host extra guests.

Whatever your taste, we’ve got a table that’s right for you – from industrial-style designs and Scandi-inspired ranges to glass-topped contemporary and rustic farmhouse-inspired tables, with a choice of chairs and benches.

Read on for inspiration on how to style your table and the space around it – perfect for bookmarking when you’re ready to purchase the table of your dreams.

Luxe Living

Oliver Dining Set with 6 Chairs | Oliver large sideboard

Experience the epitome of dining luxury with our Oliver walnut-stained oak dining table. The statement plinth legs adorned with beautifully fluted panelling ensure every gathering is imbued with a little grandeur. Style with coloured glassware and accent upholstered chairs or dark wooden seating to create the perfect place to dine in style.

Industrial cool

Brooklyn dining set | @bellway_easton

Add a touch of industrial style to your home with the Brooklyn dining set, bringing together beautiful natural wood with galvanised metal details. The fusion of the two materials creates a perfect modern loft aesthetic teamed with exposed brick and contemporary green tones.

Scandi-style

Durham table and 4 chairs

Embrace the allure of Scandinavian-inspired dining with our Durham table, a masterpiece of understated elegance designed to enchant. Fashioned from solid oak, its smooth natural finish exudes an effortless charm that seamlessly harmonises with any interior decor. Durham epitomises minimalist sophistication, making it the perfect piece to work alongside other natural wooden accessories and neutral wall colours for a cosy and intimate dining space.

Match perfect

St. Ives dining set | St. Ives dresser | St. Ives console table | St. Ives sideboard

Create a cohesive dining room look by choosing coordinating pieces from the same range. The warm grey tones of our painted St. Ives range adds a touch of country style that works perfectly in modern homes and period properties alike.

Table for two

Dorset dining table | @home_of_roberts

Whether you’re enjoying mid-week dinners or dedicated date nights, make mealtimes an occasion by setting the table. Our natural oak tables are the ultimate blank canvas and lend themselves to all kinds of styling set-ups. Go for a retro, pared-back look with vintage-style crockery and natural accessories.

Family-friendly comfort

Romsey extendable dining table | Scroll Back dining chair | Romsey small dresser | Romsey tallboy

Our Romsey range, with its soft rounded corners and simple design, is the perfect choice for busy family homes. The understated modern range teams beautifully with bright coloured accessories and design details that complement the natural oak and add a fun and playful finish to the room.

Art deco design

Islington dining table with 6 chairs | Islington large sideboard

For those who love to host in style, look towards our Islington dining table, an enticing fusion of Italian Carrara marble and dark wire-brushed acacia. Its striking geometric legs and polished marble top will transform every meal into a sophisticated affair. Team this mixed material table with the elegant yet simple coordinating dining chairs and statement lighting to complete this inviting look.

Embrace natural light

Dorset dining table | @our_claytoncorner_

Place your dining table and chairs as close to natural light sources as possible to allow the sun’s rays to flow in all day long. Not only can you enjoy mealtimes in this light-filled space but it’s also a calming spot for afternoon cuppas, post-school snacks and homework hubs.

Bring the outdoors in

Highgate dining set | @mo_morshuis

Make your dining space an extension of your garden by adding a menagerie of houseplants. The inky blue and natural oak tones of our Highgate dining table look lovely paired with the different greens of indoor plants. Pick up tips and inspiration in our decorating with plants blog.

Orrick dining table | @thetraditionalhome

Beautiful blooms always create a striking and uplifting centrepiece for your dining table and are especially attractive teamed with our natural oak furniture.

Browse our selection of dining tables, chairs, and dining room furniture, plus you can also create the perfect set-up for your home with our dining set builder.

We’d love to see how you style your dining tables. Tag us at #OakFurnitureland and #GrowYourHome on Instagram to share your homes.

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To make things easier, we’ve put together a list of things to consider before making any purchases, to ensure that your dining area has the style, and functionality that it deserves…

Your dining room shape and measurements

Brompton larger dresser | Brompton dining set | Brompton nest of tables

Whether you’re making new additions or replacements to your existing dining room, or designing from scratch, you’ll first need to measure the room itself.

Not all dining rooms come in an easy rectangle. It’s recommended to map the room out to scale on paper, including walls, walkways, and other furniture so that you can visualise how best to style your furniture. Alternatively, using masking tape, or cardboard if the room is carpeted, is a great way to work out the placement of your dining room pieces, and really experience the feel of how they will sit within the room.

When drawing out the room, don’t simply measure the size of the structure and furniture, think about the functionality of the room. Have you left enough room for doorways and drawers to open? Can people push their chairs back to get out? Is there enough to pass behind the pushed out chairs? And what about doors? To ensure the best entrance to your dining area, we advise leaving 120m square from the doorway.

If you’re going for a whole new fresh look and are unsure of what furniture would work best in your dining room, take a look at what you should consider when buying dining room furniture.

Choosing the right size dining table

Hove dining set | Hove sideboard

When choosing your dining table, it’s important to think about how it will sit in relation to the rest of the room. There’s nothing worse than having to squeeze past furniture to get seated or to walk through the space, so make sure you leave enough room. Allow a minimum of 70cm space between the table edge and the wall or other furniture, or up to 90cm if you want to create a more spacious feel.

So how do you measure a dining table? The size of your table will ultimately depend on the space that you have. Simply measuring your room and subtracting the 70-90cm from each side will give you a guide to work with – but make sure to factor in other furniture such as dressers and sideboards. This will then help you to decide the number of place settings that your space will afford you.

For more on specific table sizes and how these will work in your space, find out how to choose the right size dining table.

How should your table look?

Brooklyn dining set | @bellway_easton

It’s not just the measurements you should think about. How do you want the space to feel? If you’re primarily using the room for intimate family meals, consider an extendable dining table to allow more space when entertaining, studying or even doing crafts.

If you’re working with a small space, bear in mind that your table should be no narrower than 90cm to allow for comfortable place settings. If you’re concerned that your space may not be adequate for this, it’s worth exploring a round dining table, or placing the table against a wall for the use of three sides.

You’ll of course also want to consider how the table looks and feels. A chunky rustic dining table may make a small room look overcrowded, in the same way that a large space may drown out a small square dining table. It’s also worth noting that bigger tables make intimate conversation far more difficult, so determine the feel you’re going for before you buy.

For more on the shape of your dining table, take a look at how to choose the right dining table and chairs for your home.

How to measure your dining room chairs

Romsey dining set | Romsey dresser | Romsey tallboy

When it comes to finding the right dining chairs for your space and dining table, there are a number of logistics to consider. If you choose a dining set, you can rest assured that the table to chair spacing has already been calculated for you. If you’re choosing your own, however, you’ll need to consider the depth and width of the dining chairs, as well as the space necessary for table settings.

Standard table heights are typically between 75 and 80cm. For the ideal seating experience, allow for between 26 to 30cm between the seat and the top of the dining table so that your guests can sit comfortably under the table. You may need to increase this distance, however, if you opt for an armchair style of seating, to accommodate the arm rest.

Finding the right chair spacing

Richmond dining set | Richmond dresser

So, how do you position your dining chairs? We recommend leaving between 60cm and 80cm per place setting, to allow for enough elbow room as well as shared space. Do also ensure that you leave at least 38cm of depth for each placement, as well as 13cm between this placement and the counterpart on the opposite side of the table. You want to make sure you have enough space for dishes, glasses and bottles when eating!

If you feel that you don’t have a big enough margin around your dining table to fit chairs, why not consider benches? They’re an ideal space-saving solution as they can simply be tucked away when not in use. But do ensure

Take a look at the Dining Table Size Guide to find out which Oak Furnitureland pieces would work best for your desired seating numbers and room space.

Adding accessories to your dining room

Islington dining set | Islington sideboard

A great dining room rug can really add texture and depth to your dining room. When placing it under your dining table, ensure that you leave at least 60cm each side of the table to allow for chairs to be pulled out seamlessly. It’s also recommended to match the shape of your rug to the room or the shape of the table, particularly if it’s round.

When measuring up your dining room, don’t forget about the lighting. If you’re looking to make a statement with a chandelier or pendant lighting above the table, ensure you’ve calculated the proportions. As a rule of thumb, leave between 75 and 85 cm between the table top and light feature, and ensure that the shape and diameter doesn’t overwhelm the size of the table.

How to get your furniture into the dining room

Knightsbridge dining table | @rachelducker

Now that you’ve worked out what furniture will fit in the room, you’ll have to work out how you’ll get it in there before making the purchase. Ensure that you measure both the hallways and doorways that need to be accessed to place the piece into the room.

If your desired space is not on the ground floor, ensure that you also measure any lifts or stairs for clearance height. Do note that most of our furniture is delivered fully assembled, so the full measurements of the piece will have to be taken into consideration when assessing the delivery of your furniture to your chosen room.

You should now be ready to get creative with the configuration and styling of your dining arena! Shop our wide range of dining room furniture to find the perfect piece for you and your home. Share your dreamy dining updates with us on Instagram and tag #OakFurnitureland #GrowYourHome in your posts.

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Best dining tables for entertaining

Maine dining table set | @2flats1house

If entertaining is your thing, the right table can make all the difference — both functionally and as a statement piece. Looking to impress your guests with a showstopper? You can’t go wrong with a modern industrial look. With its galvanised legs and warm solid oak top, our Maine dining table is the perfect centrepiece for your dining space. Plus, it’s a flexible piece that offers the choice of having benches, chairs or a combination.

Bentley dining table set | Clouds rug

If, however, you don’t have the footprint for a 6ft. dining table, or you need more flexibility, extendable dining tables can stretch to accommodate up to 12 guests comfortably without taking up permanent space. The easy-to-use mechanism means that when the party ends, your table can shrink back to a smaller size and maximise space in your dining room once again. Benches are another smart space-saving choice — easy to pull out for guests, and just as easy to tuck away when you need the room back.

Best dining tables for small spaces

Venice dining table set | Maine console table | Maine sideboard | Clouds rug

Whether you live in the city or just love a minimalist setup, there are plenty of stylish dining tables designed to make the most of compact spaces. For a quick meal or a chat with friends, a small round table works beautifully with its sociable yet space-saving shape. Round tables typically have a smaller footprint than their rectangular counterparts, and the softer edges help create the illusion of more space.

Dorset dining table | @dzinia_design

If you need something a little more versatile, a slim-framed 4 seater extendable dining table is a smart choice. It keeps your space feeling open day to day, and easily expands to welcome a few extra guests.

Best dining tables for families

Parquet dining table | @hausfifteen

When choosing a family table, you’ll need to keep both function and form in mind. They go through their fair share of mess — but that doesn’t mean you have to compromise on style. A solid oak table is a great solution as it’s built to withstand the wear and tear of everyday life. Why not explore some of our rustic oak styles? The warm honey tones not only highlight the natural grain pattern but also help to hide everyday spills and messes. If you’ve got little ones, easy-to-clean seating is a must, so opt for natural oak chairs or leather chairs.

Dorset dining table | @our_radleigh_home

Whether it’s crafts with the kids or your own creative projects, a larger or extendable table gives you room to spread out. Benches can be a great choice too — easy to move or tuck away when you need to stand and work.

Ready to find the perfect dining table for your space? Browse our full collection of dining furniture to find your ideal shape, size, style, and seating. Don’t forget to share your setup on Instagram using #OakFurnitureland #GrowYourHome — and if you’re looking for more inspiration, check out our guide to top dining room ideas.

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This deep sea styling is a fresh approach to nautical and maritime themes – avoiding anchors, ropes and candy cane stripes in favour of quirky metallics and sea-stained glass. Read on for a treasure trove of tips and get ready to dive into our under the sea styling inspiration.

Under the Sea living room

A great way to embrace the Under the Sea theme is to affix water-like textures to your decor – we love the vintage-inspired, rustic look of our Morillo wall clock: it’s as if it was a hidden treasure found on a ship’s wreckage.

Yet, a touch of sumptuous luxury is an always-welcome addition, providing a nice opposition to the clock’s antique feel. See how we’ve thrown velvet cushions and geometric prints into the mix, adding a tactile quality to the sofa.

We love footstools: they’re ornamental furniture that feel like the missing piece in the grand scheme of your living room, they add a touch of extra relaxation to your seating arrangement and, the best bit, they double up as storage facilities.

Under the Sea bedroom

Wiltshire king-size bed / Shay lamp table / Turku lamp

If you can’t decide whether you love oak furniture with a natural finish or if it’s painted in a bright, sunny shade, mixing and matching is a fantastic opportunity to add depth and variety to your bedroom.

As mentioned, colour is crucial for bringing Under the Sea into your home in a subtle and stylish way. See how we’ve layered various hues of blue and grey onto the bed linens for a light and airy watercolour effect to match the walls, floors and rug. The key is keeping your palette neutral and bright pops to a minimum so as not to disrupt the feeling of calm these colours bring.

Shay blanket box / Sydney accent chair / St Ives wall mirror

For brighter corners with lots of light, the Under the Sea theme can act as a breath of fresh air. Resting a St Ives wall mirror against the wall bounces natural light around the room.

Contrast the smoothness of painted furniture, such as our Shay blanket box, with the crisp cerulean velvet oaccent chair. This pop of blue helps to create a comfy focal point in a corner of your room and adds a touch of coastal colour to the subtly shaded space.

Brindle dressing table/ Brindle stool/ Brindle dressing table mirror

Keep your treasure trove of trinkets safe in our Brindle dressing table – the delicate soft curves and sage grey colour works perfectly with sea-inspired shades. For your dressing room space, pair the Brindle dressing table with layers of aquamarine, seafoam and oyster shades on the walls and in your chosen accessories.

Under the Sea hallway

Shay console table

Your hallway is the passage which welcomes the outside world in. Plants add life to this often neglected part of the home – we love the floating effect of suspending a few pot plants from your bannister, drawing attention to a beautiful statement piece like our Shay console table. With plenty of storage space, you can hide away the clutter and display all of your favourite decorative pieces to create an inviting space.

Under the Sea dining room

Shay 4ft dining table / Loop dining chair

Mimic the knots of a sailor’s hitch in your dining room with a collection of our Loop dining chairs – their silver stripe fabric seats even gives a subtle nod to seafaring style. The soft almond grey of the Shay 4ft dining table legs is a lovely shade to pair with the warm honey-hue of natural oak finishes.

Shay 4ft dining table

Not only is the Shay 4ft dining table completely charming – it’s round surface provides an unexpected twist to the traditional dining table – but it’s also extendable, able to effortlessly welcome up to six guests to dine at once. Great for a dinner party feast!

How would you incorporate Under the Sea style into your home? Let us know by tagging us in your photos using the hashtag #OakFurnitureland on Instagram and Twitter!

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