Kitchen and Dining
Our Kitchen & Dining collection features Australian-made and designer kitchen furniture, including dining tables, Custom dining chairs, Custom benches, Custom buffets, Custom bar stools and kitchen storage solutions. Whether you're furnishing a compact apartment or a spacious family home, you'll find furniture designed to combine everyday functionality with timeless style. Many Australian-made pieces can also be customised with your preferred dimensions, timber finishes and upholstery options.
Our Kitchen & Dining collection features Australian-made and designer kitchen furniture, including dining tables, Custom dining chairs, Custom benches, Custom buffets, Custom bar stools and kitchen storage solutions. Whether you're furnishing a compact apartment or a spacious family home, you'll find furniture designed to combine everyday functionality with timeless style. Many Australian-made pieces can also be customised with your preferred dimensions, timber finishes and upholstery options.
Need Help Choosing Kitchen Furniture?
Selecting the right dining table, seating and storage furniture can make a significant difference to both the functionality and appearance of your home. Visit our Melbourne showroom or book a consultation to compare materials, finishes and furniture styles with guidance from our experienced team.
Frequently Asked Questions
What dining table shape is best for my space?
Rectangular tables suit long rooms and larger groups, round tables are great for conversation and tighter layouts, and oval tables give a softer look with similar seating capacity to rectangles. Choose the shape that fits your room flow and how you host.
What is the standard dining table height?
Most dining tables sit in the 28–30 inch, or 71–76 cm, range, which is why standard dining chairs are designed to pair comfortably with that height.
What’s the difference between dining stools, counter stools and bar stools?
It’s about the height of the surface you’re seating at: dining-height seating suits table heights around 28–33 inches, counter height suits surfaces around 35–40 inches, and bar height suits surfaces around 41–43 inches.
What stool seat height do I need for a kitchen island?
A common method is to measure your counter height and subtract 10–12 inches for a comfortable seat height. For standard counters, that typically lands around 24–27 inches seat height.
Should I choose an extendable dining table?
If you host occasionally but don’t want a large table taking over your daily space, an extendable table is a smart option. It keeps the footprint practical day to day and adds seats when needed.