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Coastal Dining

Coastal Restaurant Furniture Concept. Woven rope · Light teak · Limestone tones.

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Coastal Dining: Woven rope barrel-back teak armchairs around pale oval dining tables with twin tapered timber pedestal supports
01 / Coastal Dining — an original BSA concept visualisationWoven rope · Light teak · Limestone tones

Furniture first. A room that follows.

Coastal Restaurant Furniture Concept

An open, light dining room with the easy texture of woven furniture. Barrel-back teak armchairs wrap gently around the sitter, while oval tables soften the plan. Loose lounge pieces create a quieter corner, giving the room a different rhythm from rows of chairs and a continuous wall bench.

Suited to
Coastal restaurants, Mediterranean dining rooms and resort dining spaces
The palette
Woven rope · Light teak · Limestone tones
The starting point
3 furniture zones · 8 concept pieces · an editable brief

AI-generated concept imagery, not a completed BSA project. Furniture, dimensions and quantities are illustrative and subject to design development.

Space 01

An oval table, a more open conversation

Oval tables and generous woven armchairs create small dining islands. The chairs need more space than compact armless seating, so confirm their width and pull-out positions against the floor plan.

Woven rope barrel-back teak armchairs around pale oval dining tables with twin tapered timber pedestal supports
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Space 02

A loose lounge corner

A pair of low woven lounge chairs and a small table provide a separate place to pause. Keep the dining and lounge heights distinct, and choose each piece for the way it will be used.

Low woven teak lounge armchairs with oatmeal cushions in a light coastal restaurant corner
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Space 03

A simple place for service

A freestanding teak console echoes the rounded furniture without becoming a built-in wall feature. Set its storage around tableware, linen and the operator’s service routine.

Light teak service console with rounded ends and a pale worktop in a coastal dining room
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A closer look

The details make the room.

Close view of a light teak barrel-back dining armchair with rope-woven sides and oatmeal cushion

A back that becomes an arm

The curved rail and woven sides give this chair its identity. Confirm arm height, back support and the removable seat pad in a physical sample.

Pale oval restaurant tabletop edge with twin tapered timber pedestal supports

Two tapered supports beneath an oval

Broad tapered pedestal supports give the oval table a quiet, grounded form. Review their position against knee space, chair arms and the weight of the chosen top.

Alternative view of a coastal dining room with woven barrel-back chairs, oval tables and loose lounge seating

Furniture islands in an open room

A second view shows the oval dining groupings and loose lounge corner as separate moments within the same light material palette.

Woven rope · Light teak · Limestone tones physical material sample concept board

Illustrative material direction. Physical samples form part of final approval.

The material edit

Four finishes. One direction.

Light teak

Rounded timber sections define the chair and pedestal forms. Review the finish and joinery on a sample before approval.

Natural woven rope

A tactile back and arm infill with an open appearance. Confirm the weave construction and cleaning requirements for indoor dining use.

Limestone tones

A calm surface direction for oval tabletops. Compare suitable stone, porcelain or composite options with the table’s supporting structure.

Oatmeal upholstery

Removable seat pads soften the woven armchair. Resolve the cover, padding and fixing method as a complete seating detail.

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Make it your project

Your furniture brief

Select the pieces you need and adjust the quantities.

Editable Coastal Dining furniture schedule. Dimensions are indicative.
IncludeConcept pieceIndicative dimensionsQuantity
01 / Dining
Woven barrel-back dining armchairLight teak, rope infill, oatmeal seat pad
590 W × 620 D × 790 H mm
02 / Dining
Oval twin-pedestal dining tablePale stone-look top, twin tapered supports
1800 W × 950 D × 750 H mm
03 / Dining
Round conical-base dining tablePale top, tapered light timber base
1000 diameter × 750 H mm
04 / Lounge
Low woven lounge armchairLight teak, rope weave, loose linen-look pad
720 W × 760 D × 760 H mm
05 / Lounge
Low round lounge tablePale stone-look top and cylindrical base
650 diameter × 420 H mm
06 / Service
Rounded-end service consoleLight teak veneer, pale durable worktop
1500 W × 450 D × 900 H mm
07 / Arrival
Small timber host consoleLight teak veneer with soft corner radius
900 W × 450 D × 1050 H mm
08 / Service
Low linen cabinetLight teak veneer, adjustable shelves
1100 W × 450 D × 800 H mm

8 piece types selected

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Suggested counts are a starting schedule, not a seating-capacity calculation or a bill of quantities. Dimensions are W × D × H unless stated. Quotation follows your measured plan, finishes and final scope. Bar equipment, technical services and fit-out are outside this illustrative furniture schedule.

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From idea to specification

Before you order

Keep indoor and outdoor specifications separate

This lookbook is an indoor dining direction. If the project extends to a terrace, specify that furniture separately for the actual sun, humidity, exposure and cleaning conditions.

Review light surfaces under working light

Pale tabletops reveal crumbs, spills and surface variation differently from dark ones. Test samples under both daylight and the proposed evening lighting before selecting the final finish.

Allow for a wider chair

The woven armchair is intentionally more generous than a compact café chair. Test table spacing with occupied chairs, arm positions and the service route before confirming the final count.

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