Custom Dining Tables & Chairs for Your Space
Plan a dining set around your room, seating needs and preferred materials. Avrelahome develops custom tables and chairs through one design team and our own Foshan factory.
✓ Planned around room dimensions ✓ Tables and chairs developed together ✓ Material review before production
One Dining Setting, Developed Piece by Piece
The right combination depends on how the room is used. Daily family meals, formal entertaining and occasional larger gatherings place different demands on the table, seating and surrounding clearance.
Extendable Dining Tables
Extension formats for a compact everyday setting with additional capacity for holidays and larger gatherings.
Marble & Stone-Top Tables
Natural stone, engineered stone and sintered surfaces paired with bases planned for support and usable knee room.
Solid Wood Tables
Selected wood species, grain direction, edge profiles and base proportions developed for the surrounding interior.
Glass Dining Tables
Clear, smoked or textured glass paired with wood or metal bases when the room calls for a lighter visual profile.
Upholstered Dining Chairs
Chair frames, seat dimensions, back angles, arm heights and upholstery developed for comfort and table compatibility.
Benches & Bar Stools
Benches, counter stools and bar stools created when the room layout or adjoining kitchen calls for varied seating.
Six Decisions That Determine Whether a Dining Set Works
A dining set may look balanced while empty and still feel crowded once every chair is occupied. We resolve these practical relationships before materials and finishes are approved.
Real Seating Capacity
Seat count is based on usable table length, actual chair width and space between place settings—not a nominal product label.
Occupied Circulation
We review the room with chairs pulled back, accounting for doorways, sideboards and the routes people use during a meal.
Table-Base Position
Legs and pedestals are checked against the exact chair plan so the base does not take away a usable seat.
Knee and Arm Clearance
Table height, apron depth, seat height and chair arms must work together for comfortable seating and easy storage.
Materials for Daily Use
Wood, stone, glass and upholstery are reviewed in relation to maintenance, visual weight and the way the room is used.
Access Before Production
Elevators, hallways and doorways are considered before large tops and bases are finalized for manufacture and delivery.
Have a Floor Plan but Not a Final Table Size?
Send the room dimensions, your usual seat count and a few interior references. Our team will identify the information needed to begin planning the table and chairs.
Approximate dimensions and reference images are enough for an initial review.
From Room Dimensions to an Approved Dining Set
Our design and manufacturing teams keep the seating plan, material choices and production specification connected.
Start with the Room
Share a floor plan or approximate measurements, interior images, delivery location and the number of people you usually seat.
Resolve the Seating Plan
We review chair width, table shape, base position, occupied circulation and occasional seating needs.
Develop the Design
The team defines dimensions, materials, upholstery and finishes, including relevant connections with nearby cabinetry.
Confirm the Specification
Dimensions, construction details and finish selections are documented for approval before manufacturing begins.
Manufacture and Prepare
The approved furniture moves into production at our Foshan factory and is reviewed against the agreed specification.
Style Begins with Proportion and Material
The table’s visual weight, chair silhouette and material relationships should respond to the architecture and daily use.
Quiet Contemporary
Restrained profiles, warm neutral upholstery and controlled material transitions for open-plan interiors.
Sculptural Stone
Stone tops paired with bases that provide visual presence while preserving legroom and usable seating.
Warm Modern Wood
Visible grain, softened edges and balanced proportions that bring warmth without feeling rustic.
Refined Upholstery
Supportive chair backs, appropriate seat depth and upholstery selected for the room and its maintenance needs.
Four Dining Rooms, Four Different Priorities
These examples show how room size, daily use and adjoining spaces change the furniture brief.
Family Dining Near the Kitchen
Clear circulation matters during daily meals, while chair backs remain visible from the living area.
A Formal Dining Room for Ten
A longer table requires careful base placement, lighting alignment, serving space and sideboard clearance.
A Compact Apartment Dining Area
A pedestal base, slimmer chairs and a lighter table profile can preserve movement without feeling undersized.
Dining within a Whole-Home Project
The dining set can relate to the kitchen and built-ins through proportion and material families without matching every finish.
Planning More Than the Dining Table?
Develop the dining set independently or review it alongside sideboards, cabinetry and furniture for adjoining spaces.
Approximate dimensions and reference images are enough for an initial review.
Questions to Resolve Before Approving Custom Dining Furniture
Nine practical questions covering dimensions, comfort, materials, upholstery, ordering and delivery access.
What information do you need to begin a custom dining table project?
How do I determine the right dining-table size?
Can you customize the dining chairs as well as the table?
Should my dining table match my dining chairs exactly?
Which material is best for a custom dining table?
Can you make an extendable custom dining table?
How should I choose upholstery for custom dining chairs?
Can I order only one dining set?
What should be checked before an overseas dining set is produced?
Send Us the Details That Shape Your Dining Set
Tell us how many people you seat, how the room is used and what surrounds the table. Approximate measurements and reference images are enough to begin.
Thank you!
Your request has been received. A consultant will contact you after reviewing the information you provided.