DINING ROOM

Kitchen + Dining Room Furniture

Dining Chairs

Benches

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Dining Tables

The Mid-Century Modern & Scandinavian Dining Collection embodies the perfect fusion of industrial craftsmanship and timeless design sensibility, where each table is a testament to the minimalist principles that defined the modernist movement. This premium collection showcases dining tables crafted with signature materials - solid wood tops revealing natural grain patterns, pristine marble surfaces offering sophisticated veining, and elegant glass tops providing contemporary sophistication - each paired with meticulously engineered frameworks in either American walnut or brass finishes.

Modern Kitchen + Dining Room Furniture with Industry Modernism

In the mid-20th century, homes evolved into spaces for hosting and connection, with open-concept kitchens and dining areas. Industry Modernism embodies this era with furniture that balances timeless design and functionality.

Solid wood dining tables, especially in premium American walnut, became centerpieces, paired with durable and stylish dining chairs for gatherings. Kitchen islands and peninsulas, complemented by sleek bar stools, brought practicality and elegance to these spaces. The collection also features hand-forged or cast brass furniture, including stools, dining chairs, dining tables, and cabinets, offering a refined and artisanal touch to any setting.

Discover Industry Modernism’s collection to create a modern kitchen and dining area that reflects midcentury sophistication and contemporary needs.

How to Choose Kitchen + Dining Room Furniture with Industry Modernism

Start with the Essentials: A Dining Table and Chairs

When furnishing your dining room, begin with the basics: a dining table and chairs. The size and shape of your space are key factors in selecting the perfect dining set. For a rectangular room, consider an oval or rectangular table. A square or round table is ideal for square rooms, while long tables suit large gatherings in elongated spaces. For smaller areas, a bistro-style table designed for two to four people is a great choice.

Once you’ve chosen the right table shape, determine how many people it should seat regularly. Look for tables that accommodate your household and a few guests. To supplement seating, consider adding bar stools or side chairs. Dining chairs and stools often come in sets of two, four, six, or eight, but they’re also available individually. A bench is another practical option to maximize seating capacity.

Add Storage Solutions

While kitchen cabinets handle most dinnerware storage, supplementary options can enhance convenience and style. In the dining room, consider a buffet table, sideboard, or credenza to store extra dinnerware, glassware, and linens. For a more decorative approach, opt for freestanding shelves.

Accessorize Thoughtfully

Accessories complete the look of your kitchen and dining space. Items like sculptural salt and pepper grinders, modern candleholders, and flower-filled vases add both functionality and aesthetic value. Display these pieces on open shelves for visual appeal, and use centerpieces to tie your design together.

Modern Elegance with Industry Modernism

For expertly crafted dining tables, chairs, benches, and storage furniture that merge timeless midcentury design with modern practicality, explore the Industry Modernism collection. Whether furnishing a small eat-in kitchen or a spacious dining room, you’ll find pieces that elevate your space with style and quality.

Dining Room FAQs

What furniture is usually in a dining room?
A typical dining room includes a dining table, chairs or benches, side chairs for additional seating, and storage furniture like a credenza, buffet table, or sideboard.

What is the difference between a dining set and a dinette?
A dinette is a smaller dining set, usually consisting of a square or round table and two to four chairs. It’s often placed in eat-in kitchens, while dining sets are typically found in separate dining rooms.