Champagne Gold Round Dining Set for HDB | MIDHILL

Specifications: The Details You Need

This American Light Luxury Round Dining Table is designed with Singaporean living in mind. Here are the exact dimensions and key features:

• Dimensions: 110cm diameter x 75cm height
• Tabletop: 3mm thick glass with champagne gold glossy finish
• Base: Central pedestal with vase-turned design, 60cm diameter x 65cm height
• Weight: 45kg
• Chairs: Four matching medallion chairs with round backs
• Lazy Susan: Integrated 70cm diameter rotating platform

The table weighs 45kg, making it sturdy yet manageable for Singaporean homes. The glass tabletop is both practical and stylish, resisting humidity damage common in Singapore's tropical climate.

Who This Set Suits

Ideal for Singaporean families living in HDB flats or condos. The compact 110cm diameter fits most living room layouts, even in smaller spaces like those found in Midhill or Toa Payoh. With Singapore's monsoon season bringing heavy rains from November to January, this dining table's smooth surface makes cleanup effortless after rainy days.

The set suits modern Singaporean households seeking balance between style and functionality. Perfect for families of four who value social dining experiences. The lazy Susan is particularly useful during Singapore's hongbao season when sharing money gifts is a common tradition.

Where to Place It

The 110cm round silhouette fits well in Singaporean living rooms where space is premium. Consider these placement options:

• Living room near the television in HDB units with open layouts
• Corner of a condo dining area in areas like Newton or Ang Mo Kio
• Central position in a Singapore an sunroom, especially during December's sunny intermonsoon periods
• Small balcony dining space in newer condo developments

Measure your space carefully. The table requires a 120cm clearance in all directions for comfortable movement, especially when using the lazy Susan. Singapore's HDB regulations typically allow this spacing in well-organized units.

How to Style It

Style this champagne gold dining set to complement Singapore's home aesthetics:

Modern Minimalist

Place the table in a Midhill apartment's open-concept space alongside a white sofa. Add geometric pendant lighting and keep chair cushions neutral to enhance the modern feel.

Asian-Inspired

Pair with a dark wood console table against Singapore's humidity-prone walls. Add bamboo placemats and ceramic plates for an Asian aesthetic that resonates with Singapore's multicultural heritage.

Rustic Charm

For a unexpected touch in a Singaporean condo, place the table with vintage silverware and jute placemats. This contrast works well in units near Singapore's many nature reserves.

Practical Considerations for Singapore

Keep these Singapore-specific factors in mind:

• Humidity resistance: Glass tabletop prevents mold growth common in Singapore's climate
• Monsoon readiness: Easy-to-clean surface handles occasional wet weather dining
• HDB storage: The central pedestal design maximizes floor space
• Neighborhood versatility: Works in both landed homes near Serangoon and apartment living in Pasir Panjang

With a price of S$1430, this dining set offers excellent value for Singaporean homes. The champagne gold finish will remain stylish through Singapore's rapid design evolution, making it a long-term investment for any Singaporean household.

New York: Modern Minimalist

Place the table in a Midhill apartment's open-concept space alongside a white sofa. Add geometric pendant lighting and keep chair cushions neutral to enhance the modern feel. Use the table in a contemporary Singaporean setting, perhaps in a city apartment where sleek lines and uncluttered spaces define the aesthetic. Incorporate the set with large format ceramic art pieces and statement floor lamps to add depth, creating a sophisticated and understated dining environment that feels both urban and calm.

California: Coastal Contemporary

Pair the champagne gold dining set with a light wood console table against Singapore's humidity-prone walls. Add bamboo placemats and ceramic plates for an Asian aesthetic that resonates with Singapore's multicultural heritage. Enhance this look by integrating the dining space with tropical indoor plants like Bird of Paradise, using natural materials like rattan for chair accessories, and incorporating sheer white curtains to bring in a soft, breezy coastal feel, even indoors. This blend creates a relaxed yet chic ambiance suitable for entertaining friends in a Singaporean home.