Personalization made easy If you want the convenience of online direct-to-consumer furniture shopping but with a bit more say in the look and feel of the final product, Interior Define is worth checking out. The company, which started with a line of customizable modern seating and followed by a range of bed frames, just launched a dining collection and it too comes with a helpful degree of personalization.
The dining series is anchored by a streamlined table and an upholstered chair, but you can tweak the options to come up with a specific set that better fits your space. For example, the smallest round or square Hayes table (it also comes in rectangle) seats two to four people and would be suitable for tiny apartments.
The table features a 45-degree beveled apron and is made of a dense engineered wood composite and wood veneer finish. There are four table finishes (walnut, oak, gray stain, and white) and seven leg finishes (the four table finishes plus matte brass, natural steel, and brushed stainless steel).
Photo by Bridget Badore courtesy of Interior Define
Round Hayes table with the Audrey chairs.

The chairs get a little more interesting with three plush styles?the Art Deco-inspired Audrey, clean and simple Dylan, and kite-inspired Kit?each available in dozens of fabrics. Dylan and Kit also come in three leg styles (round dowel, tapered, and antenna) and finishes (matte black, matte brass, and chrome).
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