5-Piece Farmhouse Dining Set with Extendable Round Table and 4 Upholstered Chairs, Natural Wood Wash

Okay, so I finally bit the bullet and got this 5-piece farmhouse dining set for our apartment, and honestly? It’s been kind of a game-changer for our space. We’ve had this weird empty corner in our dining area for ages, and nothing really seemed to fit right until now.
I went with the natural wood wash finish (though I was pretty tempted by the dark walnut too, not gonna lie). The wood has this really nice, sort of authentic farmhouse look that isn’t too over-the-top rustic, if that makes sense? It’s definitely got that modern farmhouse vibe that’s everywhere right now, but it doesn’t feel like I’m trying too hard.
The table is probably the best part. It’s this perfect 42-inch round that doesn’t take up a ton of space, but here’s the cool thing – it’s got this butterfly leaf that pops up and extends it to 54 inches when you need more room. We had my parents over last weekend, and it was super easy to pull out. The oak veneer top is pretty smooth and has this silk pressing pattern that looks way more expensive than what I paid. The X-shaped legs are actually really sturdy (they’re solid rubber wood) and honestly add a bit of style that I wasn’t expecting.
The chairs are surprisingly comfortable for dining chairs! They’ve got this high-density foam padding that doesn’t feel like you’re sitting on a board, which is what I was used to with our old set. The fabric is some kind of polyester that seems pretty durable – my nephew already spilled juice on one and it wiped right off, thank goodness. There’s this subtle button tufting detail that elevates them a bit, and I like how the back legs have a slight flare. Makes them feel a bit more designer, you know?
Assembly wasn’t terrible, but it definitely took my husband and me closer to 2 hours than the “quick setup” the listing suggested. The instructions were clear enough though, and all the hardware was there, which is more than I can say for the last piece of furniture we bought online!
If you need extra seating, you can buy matching chairs separately (there’s an ASIN code in the listing), but the four that come with it are perfect for our daily needs. When we extend the table, it can actually fit six people without everyone bumping elbows.
To be fair, it’s not the kind of heirloom piece your grandkids will fight over someday, but for the price point, I’m pretty impressed with the quality. The table holds up to 300 pounds and each chair supports 250, which feels really solid for everyday use. Cleaning is pretty straightforward too – just wipe down the table and spot clean the chairs if something spills.
All in all, I’d say this set is a pretty good buy if you’re looking for something that looks nice, doesn’t break the bank, and works in smaller spaces that still need flexibility for company.