Do you already own the table? If not, could you push it to 42 or 48 inches? If not, could you put 2 chairs at the table and stick the 2 other chairs in bedrooms (or closets) when not in use?

45" table with armless ghost chairs

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I don't own the table, but it's going in my sunroom to be used as like a card table, or extra seating if I need it for parties. So I am limited on space and liked the ghost chairs because you don't really see them.Thank you for replying!

I have ghosts with arms but around a 48" round. I think you could do 4 armless around a 36".

15'' wide is a child's chair, not an adults. A 36'' table is small to actually have 4 seated comfortably. Move up to a 42'' at least, and use the armless ones.

36" for 2 maybe 3 people. You need a 42" table to seat 4 people.

Thanks everyone!

I, too, thought a 36" table would be too small for 4 people. So, I did what we all do these days, I Googled it. According to banquettables.pro, you can indeed seat 4 people at a 36" round table. Several other sites agreed.

At DWR, the armless ghost chairs by Kartell are 15" wide. With arms, they are 21.25" wide. These are not knock-offs. They are the real deal. Knock off armless ghost chairs with the same dimensions as Kartell are also sold at Amazon.

The Tobias Chair at Ikea is 19" wide. It is a clear polycarbonate chair with chrome legs. Link below.

Here is a link that might be useful: Ikea Tobias Chair

You need 18" wide chairs for comfortable seating space for adults. As for the table, a typical card table is 36" square. For the equivalent area in a round table, you would need approximately a 42" round.

I think I am going to do a different style Kartell chair, they have a few clear ones where it's 18 wide, and stick with the 36 round table! The table will not be used as a primary dining table! I am just afraid 15 will really be to uncomfortable, even for a short time, why would they even make them that narrow?? thank you so much everyone!!

As a bridge player, I'm glad you are going with a 36" game table. It is so difficult to play at a huge table!

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I am planning to purchase a Room & Board Aria Pedestal Table. I have fallen in love with the R&B Cora chair and trying with all I've got to accommodate these chairs. I'm getting the Sym Ink fabric on the chairs. Do you think a 36" Aria table will be too small for 2 chairs? We can accommodate up to a 42" table with only 2 chairs.

We don't want the Cora chairs (22"w x 21"d) to overwhelm the 36" table. Is a 42" the way to go? Will the 42" look odd with only 2 chairs?).

(Our dining area is 9'4" w x 15'.3" long but the way it is built we loose about 4' of actual dining space lengthwise.

Also.....I realize tempered glass can scratch and needs consistent cleaning and walnut needs good care, too. Does anyone have opinion on the clear glass vs the walnut top? I can't decide on the walnut or clear tempered glass top to go with the graphite base. I feel the Syms Inc fabric would look nice with the warm walnut but also the clear tempered glass.

All opinions are greatly appreciated.