You could make a wooden 'slipcover' to go over the entire top You could use furniture-grade plywood, add apron & stain I've also seen where they used laminate flooring on non-furniture grade plywood as a tabletop Here's another example http://www.rachelteodoro.com/2015/06/easy-diy-planked-table-top-cover-for.html?m=1

hi I need help finding a table for chair that I bought , the chairs are 22" high

As far as the mason jars on the wall, this is what I had envisioned but I just want everything to be uniform and match is all. Ignore the dark wood... I would prob stain it the same color as the table is stained so it matches... or does it even matter?

We move this weekend and I am totally overthinking my options for a new dining room table. The house is mid-century but with a modern farmhouse aesthetic. So I’m leaning towards transitional blend of things. The dining room and living room are open. The LR will have a mix of a soft white sofa with some more modern(ish) black chairs, natural wood accents, with a little grey and pops of royal blue/teal. What to do for a dining table though? Original wood floors are oak, barn doors are darker. The big window is curved and will have chairs but waiting to buy until I have dining table. Do I go with another shade of wood stain (farm table), or black, white, grey? Long rectangular, big round? Would love advice!