Coastal Dining Room Set for 4
California Proposition 65 (2 pieces)Read the full WARNING
Contemporary Sandblasted Antique Natural Acacia Dining Table with Fixed TopWARNING: This product can expose you to Formaldehyde (gas), which is known to the State of California to cause cancer.
Rustic Sandblasted Antique Natural Acacia Sideboard with Brass HardwareWARNING: This product can expose you to Formaldehyde (gas), which is known to the State of California to cause cancer.
For more information go to www.P65Warnings.ca.gov
8 pieces, in 3 deliveries
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The cane is the discipline here. Four chairs carry a woven panel each and nothing else in the room is woven, which is the ratio that keeps this look on the right side of a garden center. Cane and linen were used near water long before they were fashionable, because both dry out and neither minds damp. The table and the sideboard are sandblasted acacia, timber already weathered to a soft grey, which is what a house near the sea does to wood anyway. Both stand on legs with the floor running clear underneath them, and so does every chair, so the eye reads the whole floor and the room takes more space than it occupies. The pendant is a plain opal sphere with no shade around it, so it reads as light and not as a fitting. The framed relief is almost the color of the plaster behind it, which is deliberate.
Everything in this room

dining table
Contemporary Sandblasted Antique Natural Acacia Dining Table with Fixed Top
$435

dining chairs
Contemporary Acorn Rattan Dining Chair with Linen Seat
$959.96
4 × $239.99

sideboard
Rustic Sandblasted Antique Natural Acacia Sideboard with Brass Hardware
$660

pendant light
Edie Mid-Century Modern Brushed Gold Frosted Glass Globe Pendant
$287.98

framed relief
Modern Creamy Beige Leaf Relief Framed Wall Art
$527.98
The whole room
$2,871
Delivered within 14 to 28 days.
California Proposition 65 (2 pieces)Read the full WARNING
Contemporary Sandblasted Antique Natural Acacia Dining Table with Fixed TopWARNING: This product can expose you to Formaldehyde (gas), which is known to the State of California to cause cancer.
Rustic Sandblasted Antique Natural Acacia Sideboard with Brass HardwareWARNING: This product can expose you to Formaldehyde (gas), which is known to the State of California to cause cancer.
For more information go to www.P65Warnings.ca.gov
8 pieces, in 3 deliveries
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A coastal dining room succeeds through proportion, natural materials, and abundant air. In this room, the palette stays neutral and soft, balancing pale timber, woven fiber, and matte plaster. Every object has space to breathe because the architecture of the furniture keeps the eye moving across the floor. The sandblasted acacia dining table anchors the center of the setting, establishing a grounded presence while keeping the surrounding floor plan open. Surrounding it, the chairs, storage, lighting, and wall relief work together to create a calm, unified interior suited for daily meals and long gatherings. Selecting these pieces as a single, coordinated environment allows the finishes to speak to one another, producing a balance of textures that feels natural and complete.
Timber Weathered by the Sea
The dining table and matching sideboard provide the room with its architectural foundation. Both pieces are built from acacia that has been sandblasted to expose the grain, softening the wood to a pale gray finish. This surface treatment mimics the natural effects of coastal air, salt mist, and sunlight on raw lumber. The wood carries an honest, tactile texture that handles daily wear with ease, acquiring character over years of use.
Both the dining table and the sideboard elevate their weight on tall, tapered legs. Raising these solid wooden cases above the floorboards maintains long sightlines across the entire width of the dining area. Light flows beneath the table and continues past the sideboard base, which makes the square footage of the room appear larger than its physical boundaries. Small accents of brushed brass hardware on the sideboard doors introduce warmth, picking up the yellow undertones in the grain while providing a quiet metallic contrast against the gray wood.
A Disciplined Balance of Cane and Linen
Texture carries this coastal room, and the four dining chairs supply it with exact discipline. Woven cane appears solely on the back panels of these four seats, while every other surface in the room remains smooth, flat, or carved from wood. Confining the rattan weave to this single touchpoint keeps the interior refined and deliberate.
Cane and linen have a long history in shoreline architecture. Both fibers withstand maritime dampness, releasing moisture quickly and retaining their shape through seasonal shifts. The chairs pair their open-weave backs with padded seats covered in neutral linen, providing comfort during extended dinners. The woven pattern filters natural sunlight as it enters from nearby windows, casting subtle geometric shadows onto the tabletop. By pairing the acorn-finished wooden frames of the chairs with the softer gray tone of the acacia table, the setting feels gathered over time, presenting a collected interior built on complementary tones.
Light, Surface, and Structural Rhythm
The lighting and wall decor complete the dining room by prioritizing simple forms and quiet tonal relationships. The framed relief on the wall matches the soft, creamy beige tone of the surrounding plaster, bringing three-dimensional leaf patterns into view through raised shadows. Art that closely shares the wall color keeps the vertical plane calm, allowing the dining table to remain the primary focus.
Above the table, the pendant light provides illumination through a clean opal glass sphere. The frosted globe diffuses light evenly across the acacia tabletop, while the brushed gold stem and cap introduce an understated glow overhead. Because the pendant consists of an unadorned sphere, the fixture reads as pure illumination.
This complete coastal dining collection brings together specific design choices that support everyday living:
- Elevated leg profiles across all furniture pieces to maximize visible floor area.
- Sandblasted acacia surfaces that endure daily wear while providing tactile warmth.
- Woven rattan backrests that filter sunlight and maintain airflow during warm months.
- Neutral linen seat cushions that soften the solid timber framing.
- Opal glass illumination that spreads a gentle, uniform glow over the table surface.
By combining weathered timber, disciplined cane accents, and quiet light, this dining room creates a peaceful setting that welcomes family and guests from morning through evening.
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