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+ additional colours and finishes available at The Range
Featuring a chunky thick cut table top with a robust look and feel, the Dakota small oak dining table and chair set is the perfect choice for a smaller space requiring a quality oak table and chairs to seat 6.Ideal for use in a kitchen diner or open plan living room, the Dakota oak dining set will add a touch of warmth to your home with its natural oak hue and sophisticated burgundy leather chairs. Measuring 127cm x 82cm the table is made from thick cuts of full length solid oak timber and is easy to clean with a damp cloth making this low maintenance solid oak dining table and chairs set ideal for everyday use. Comes complete with 6 fully assembled Washington scroll top dining room chairs, upholstered in quality burgundy bonded leather on a solid hardwood frame with braced oak legs. Not only are these chairs strong and sturdy they also provide the ultimate comfort with their spring and belt seat construction and medium density foam padding. High quality workmanship and functional design makes this 100% solid oak dining table and chairs set 6 stand out from other oak dining sets. Timelessly stylish and robust, this natural oak dining furniture offers quality and style and provides excellent value for money.
The Dakota table is a versatile piece that works well in both modern and rustic interiors, thanks to its clean lines and natural oak finish. It’s practical for everyday use while offering a warm, inviting focal point for family meals or social gatherings. Pairing it with the Washington leather chairs introduces a sophisticated touch, balancing comfort and style effortlessly. For styling tips, consider layering with neutral or textured placemats, adding a statement centrepiece like a vase or a bowl, and incorporating complementary colours in surrounding decor. It’s ideal for creating a cosy yet contemporary dining area that’s both functional and inviting.
Lina Chen
Flitch Interior Stylist
Dimensions can be found on The Range's website here