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MIDFURN FURNITURE A GUIDE TO YOUR DINING ROOM'
The experts at Midfurn Furniture share with us some points you should consider before redecorating your dining room…
HOW DO YOU USE YOUR DINING ROOM Before you begin furnishing, determine how you would normally use it. Is it a room that will be used every day, or only once in a while to entertain? A seldom-used room can be furnished with high maintenance finishes whilst a dining room that is used every day should be more functional. Look for sturdy and easy to clean furniture surfaces if young children will be using the space and if you use your dining room to work, read or gather with friends, consider the comfort factor – padded, sumptuous or comfortable chairs are a great idea.
Visit the friendly experts at Midfurn Furniture, who will be happy to showcase product ranges and answer any questions you may have.
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BEFORE YOU BUY DINING ROOM FURNITURE Before you buy any dining room furniture, take some time to consider these questions: What kind of space do you have? Is it a dining room or a dining area? If you’re furnishing a dining room how often do you use it and how will you use it? Is it just for dining or will it be a multi-purpose room? Will small children be using it? What's your interior style?
YOUR DINING ROOM SIZE A huge room with a small table will look cold and empty and conversely too-small space with a large table and chairs will seem unpleasantly crowded and hard to move around when serving guests etc. Always measure your room before buying furniture, and remember to leave space to move easily around the furniture - even when chairs are pulled out for guests to be seated!
If it’s a fairly large room, you may want to consider including other pieces of furniture such as sofas, sideboards or china cabinets to add personality and create spaces for guests to relax away from the table?
Midfurn Furniture Unit 8 , Arden Business Centre, Arden Road, Alcester, Warwickshire B49 6HW
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