Formal Dining For Eight (Touch-up)

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This minor tweak (of raising the table high enough to permit the surrounding chairs to be “tucked in” under it, and then figuring out how to account for the legs of the table so that it was not merely floating, is my own very minor adaptation of the bulk of the actual hard work put into this table setting, which I absconded with from the “Mansion on a cliff” board by PsiaLapa, which is beautifully done and gorgeous, entirely in keeping the with level of elegance indicated in this configuration, which is (if I do say so myself) only slightly marred by the kludge I’ve implemented here to induce the appearance of legs that go all the way down to the floor (and then some).  Note: the chairs around this table are not perfectly flush with the floor when the table is placed down, and getting the table itself to clip to the right height is … challenging and exacting.

The secondary image shows two of these dining setups in the dining room of the mansion from whence the base configuration came, observed in their “natural habitat” as it were.