Modern Round Dining Set with Curved Armchairs
Table and Seating Set (Dining Table and Armchairs) · Contemporary / Post-Modern (Late 20th to Early 21st Century) · Unknown contemporary furniture manufacturer, typical of mid-to-high-end retail furniture brands
Type
Table and Seating Set (Dining Table and Armchairs)
Style Period
Contemporary / Post-Modern (Late 20th to Early 21st Century)
Material
Hardwood frame with dark wood veneer, glass top insert, faux leather or genuine leather upholstery
Age Estimate
Circa 1990-2015
Dimensions
Table: approximately 48-60 inches in diameter and 30 inches in height. Chairs: standard dining armchair height around 32-34 inches tall with a 20-22 inch seat height.
Origin
Likely manufactured in Asia or North America for the contemporary retail market
Designer/Maker
Unknown contemporary furniture manufacturer, typical of mid-to-high-end retail furniture brands
Value Estimate
Estimated retail market value between $800 and $1,500 depending on the specific brand, material quality, and local secondary market demand.
Description
This striking dining set features a round table with a distinctive interlocking arched pedestal base and an inset glass top that showcases the architectural framing underneath. Accompanied by four matching armchairs that feature unique geometric cutouts in the backrests and sweeping curved arm structures, this set blends contemporary flair with comfortable everyday usability. The dark espresso finish and rich brown leather upholstery give it a sophisticated, executive look suitable for formal dining spaces or upscale urban apartments.
Key Features
Interlocking arched pedestal table base, glass tabletop insert, chairs with geometric open-back design and sweeping armrests
Color & Finish
Deep espresso or dark walnut stain with a semi-gloss lacquer finish
Construction Method
Factory-manufactured with integrated bentwood elements and sturdy pedestal joinery
Joinery & Craftsmanship
Dowelled and bolted joints, combining machine precision with curved bentwood assembly
Wood Grain & Species
Hardwood with a smooth dark-stained finish obscuring most grain patterns, typical of mahogany, birch, or rubberwood solids and veneers
Surface Treatment
Smooth spray-applied lacquer finish providing moisture and scratch resistance
Upholstery Details
Dark brown leather or high-grade faux leather upholstered seat and curved backrests, smooth and tight-fitted
Hardware & Fittings
Concealed internal metal brackets and bolts securing the pedestal base and chair joints
Origin & Provenance
Likely manufactured in Asia or North America for the contemporary retail market
Condition Notes
Good overall condition with minor surface scuffs and wear along the top edges of the chair arms consistent with normal use. Structural integrity appears sound.
Interesting Facts
The use of glass table inserts paired with heavy wooden architectural bases became highly popular in late 20th-century interior design to add visual lightness to otherwise massive furniture forms.
Cultural Significance
Represents the contemporary shift towards transitional and modern fusion furniture styles that prioritize architectural silhouettes and multi-material compositions in residential dining spaces.
Similar Pieces
Contemporary dining sets from brands like Bassett, Ethan Allen, or high-end import galleries featuring mixed wood and glass designs.
Care & Maintenance
Dust wooden surfaces regularly with a soft cloth. Clean glass top with standard glass cleaner. Condition leather upholstery periodically with a specialized leather cleaner and conditioner.
Value Estimate
Estimated retail market value between $800 and $1,500 depending on the specific brand, material quality, and local secondary market demand.
Sustainability Notes
Long-lasting durability ensures extended product lifecycle, reducing the need for frequent replacement, though specific eco-certifications for the wood or leather are unknown.