What chairs with a marble dining table?

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I have my heart set on a new marble table but I cannot find any chairs that matches it. The ones on the website seem a bit mismatched? But I can't find anything else that I think would go well? Any suggestions?
Ideally I wanted to avoid silver legs.

Really depends what the rest of the room looks like

Noise cancelling chairs!

With marble, I always think something warmer in natural materials or a full brass sets it off well. But it depends on the rest of your room.

I like the look of these

www.atkinandthyme.co.uk/rondo-marble-dining-table.html?gad_source=1&gbraid=0AAAAADkd6v5gFA0B8IcTX1PpbHkQETqDH

www.sohohome.com/products/murcell-oval-dining-table-marble/74545608?country=GB?loc=en&gad_source=1&gbraid=0AAAAADQw2SlRmITRloG2YhTThwo8GY9CG

I think too grey and too white with marble looks dated and cold, so agree the chairs in the pictures aren't quite right

The room is very much a blank canvas, this is the area it would be in. I was also thinking of wooden chairs, perhaps to match the doors so it's not a clash of wood tones.

Are you keeping the wall colour?
I’m not sure white marble would look very good against it, tbh.

Quite honestly i think that table is harsh and horrible looking. I would get a really nice wooden one. It would look lovely in that space.

I agree.

OP, have you had marble before? Just asking because it's very easy to stain, and very hard to remove stains

That table is going to look really out of place in that room, marble doesn't really scream 'stick me in front of a radiator'.

Hmm not a fan to be honest. You're finding it tricky to find chairs for a reason.

The table looks a bit heavy/chunky looking. Agree maybe a wooden table would look better or maybe just a ceramic top?

Do you have kids? That table looks like a proper head splitter.

Maybe something blush pink with wooden legs to match the doors?

https://www.debenhams.com/product/life-interiors-set-of-4-lucia-ergonomic-velvet-dining-chairs-with-wooden-legs-modern-upholstered-accent-chairp-903b9a2b-27da-4b15-94f0-551ca0612a34?colour=Light%20Pink&size=One%20Size&istCompanyId=76f7277d-6e78-4dc2-aaff-1eb77fae16b0&istFeedId=258a4886-8f3c-47ef-9369-d1eda8d84501&istItemId=rwxxaxltm&istBid=t&gclsrc=aw.ds&gadsource=1&gadcampaignid=22661679340&gbraid=0AAAAABevdS5-IH3ceVqzRFb7fYfxWqJp4&gclid=Cj0KCQjwzaXFBhDlARIsAFPv-u9aQsTi1wnm0dwakB9hyQbClBFKKKimGg0m-gY5lGIYTvNUPiKo6b8aAvwuEALwwcB

Marble is very high maintenance. It’s a lovely table but if this is a family home I’d stop and rethink. it’s loud, it’s hard, it’s cold and it stains. Ketchup isn’t coming off!

Your room has warm tones - especially if you want to keep the natural wood of the door, and incorporate it into the furnishings. Marble is cool and I think it’s too much of a clash.

I agree with others, it’s a safety risk around children and would only really look good in a very modern flat/house.

I would also rethink personally.