What are Some Types of Dinette Set?
A dinette set is a small table and set of matching chairs generally used in a small space or alcove. The origin of the term is American, circa 1925-30, by combining the words dine and the suffix -ette, indicating small in size. Dinette sets were especially popular in the 1950s and 1960s. Chair legs and table edges were often made of chrome. The chair seats in a dinette set were often covered in vinyl print designs and the tabletops were made of Formica®, a brand of laminate. Formica® was very trendy, used in both kitchen and bath counter tops, as well as for table tops. The furniture style during this time period is often referred to as Scandinavian Contemporary or Danish Modern style. In addition to use of chrome, many dinette set pieces incorporated natural wood. The style was utilitarian and sleek, utilizing simple designs, straight lines, and little embellishment. The style proved durable and many retro pieces are still available in good condition. Influences of this style are stil
