One pedestal, four places
The table's central base gives the round top a clear outline between the chairs. Its glossy taupe fiberglass surface catches the window light differently from the teak, adding a small change of texture.
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Chicago, table for four
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An illustrated concept for Chicago mid-rise dining room.
Four graphite armchairs gather around a round teak table beside the apartment windows. A glossy taupe pedestal gives the group a single center, with the kitchen and the route beyond remaining in view.
See the product sourcesFour substantial chairs make this dining corner feel ready for a meal that might take a while. Their dark rope backs are open enough to show the room around them, and the round tabletop gathers the seats into one group. In this Chicago apartment concept, a glossy taupe pedestal gives the teak top a softer base than its weight might suggest. The kitchen sits close by, with a visible route beyond the dining area. A low cabinet beneath the abstract provides another surface for serving, keeping the center of the table available for dinner.
Chicago, table for four
Colour palette
- Pale stone
- Natural teak
- Taupe
- Graphite
- Muted ochre
Let the chairs show some background
Rope backs leave glimpses of the window and floor between their dark lines. That openness helps four broad armchairs sit within the apartment's shared living space without appearing as four solid blocks.
What to borrow
When choosing dining armchairs, judge the whole group with the chairs pulled out. A round table can make the arrangement easy to read, but the chair depth and the route to the kitchen still need room.
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