Dining sets
Dining sets consist of dining tables and chairs that together define a thoughtfully designed place for meals and socialising. When proportions, height and materials work in harmony, a cohesive whole emerges where function and form are balanced. At NO GA, you’ll find dining sets in wood, marble and glass by established international designers, developed for long-lasting quality.
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Fritz Hansen
B620 Superellips dining table & Sjuan 3107 dining chair black ash 4 pcs
€6,028€7,091.21
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Carl Hansen
CH327 dining table & CH24 dining chairs 4 pcs – white-oiled oak
€7,913€9,309.88
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Carl Hansen
CH338 dining table & CH23 dining chair 4 pcs
From €7,192€8,460.85
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Fredericia Furniture
Mogensen C18 dining table & Mogensen J39 dining chair 4 pcs – oiled oak
From €6,505€7,653.50
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&Tradition
In Between dining table & Betty TK1 dining chairs in solid oak
From €3,246€3,819.13
Dining sets
A dining set constitutes an element in the interior, where a dining table and chairs define a space for socialising and function. Choosing a complete dining set makes it easy to achieve visual precision, where the table's proportions and the chairs' ergonomics work together. Nordiska Galleriet offers a selection of dining sets that unite international design with materials of the highest quality.
Dining sets as social architecture
The dining area is a universal social point, regardless of culture. It represents a place where relationships develop and are maintained through the shared moment at the table. A dining set is thus not just a collection of furniture, but a framework for these interactions. Choosing the right dining set is about selecting a design that respects this function.
Our range displays dining sets where materials and form have been chosen for their longevity and visual weight. We offer various materials, such as solid wood, marble, and glass. A marble dining table from Knoll or Cassina shows how materials can add weight and texture to the design. For needs requiring flexibility, there are models with extension leaves that can easily be extended to accommodate more people or guests.
The geometry and form of the dining table
Dining tables are central to establishing a horizontal line in the room. The choice of form: rectangular, round, or oval, affects the room's dynamics. A rectangular dining table provides a clear structure that works well in elongated areas. A round dining table creates a softer geometry and fosters a more inclusive atmosphere at the table.
Regarding size, you should calculate approximately 60 centimetres per seating space at the table. For larger rooms, we offer dining sets with large dining tables and multiple chairs that create a clear zone. For smaller rooms, there are dining sets with neater tables and chairs that provide a lighter visual feel. Remember that the space around the table should be sufficient to pull the chairs out.
Dimensions and proportions
In addition to length and width, the table's depth is an important dimension for function. A dining table should have a depth of at least 90 centimetres to provide enough space for plates, glasses, and serving dishes. A depth of 100 centimetres or more provides a more generous surface and facilitates conversation across the table.
The height of the table is also a factor that must interact with the chairs. The standard height for a dining table is usually between 72 and 75 centimetres. This height is optimised to provide the recommended distance of 28–30 centimetres between the underside of the table and the chair's seat. Maintaining these proportions is crucial for both comfort and the visual expression of the dining set.
The visual value and durability of the material
The choice of material for the dining table is not just a question of aesthetics, but also of durability and surface quality. Solid wood, such as oak or walnut, ages with patina and provides a natural weight to the room. Wood requires regular maintenance, such as oiling or waxing, to maintain its finish.
Marble and natural stone provide a cool, architectural feel and are extremely durable, but require care when dealing with acid spills. Glass tables, on the other hand, provide a visual lightness and allow the room's floor and rugs to take precedence. Nordiska Galleriet focuses on materials that are honest in their construction and retain their expression over time.
Chairs that define seating comfort
The chairs in a dining set are crucial for comfort and the overall design. A chair should provide correct support during long sitting periods and suit the table's height. The distance between the chair's seat and the underside of the table should be about 28–30 centimetres to ensure ergonomic function.
Our selection of chairs is characterised by designers like Hans J. Wegner and Eero Saarinen. These chairs show how design can be optimised through materials like leather, form-pressed wood, and steel. Choosing chairs with or without armrests is a decision that affects both comfort and the space the chairs require around the table. Chairs with armrests provide extra support but need more space.
Dining sets as part of the interior
A dining set must suit the scale of the room. Nordiska Galleriet offers products that demonstrate design with long lifespan. Choosing a dining set from our assortment means you are investing in furniture that retain their style regardless of time and trend. We offer dining sets in different materials and colours that suit various architectural environments.