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Dec-28-09

Let Your Dining Room More Luxury!

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Hand crafted from solid acacia wood with a beautiful warm, ruddy sheen the Kubus Dining Collection features fly through jointing and cracked beam legs producing a striking dining experience. The Kubus Storage Collection comprises delightful statement pieces with subtle Asian influence and styling. This collection offers practical modern day storage solutions. As with all hand crafted, solid timber furniture, sizes can vary slightly, and some movement should be allowed for; this should not be seen as a fault.

Dining Room > Sets > STAN-American Modern Rectangle Set

This style of the dining room feels more luxury!

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Dec-14-09

Exciting dining room with unique dining table

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X-leg dining table

Wood dining table that looks fantastic in dining room. You picture a dining table fashioned from gleaming wood with sturdy legs and an expansive surface and fold out leaves if necessary to add more guests to your setting. You envision a large hutch against the wall, filled with your best china, crystal, silver and linens to set exactly the right mood for your meal. Your dining chairs are both comfortable and solid, giving your guests the ability to relax a little longer in their seats as you talk the night away over dessert.Cool and unique perfectly describes the hand crafted Bowery X-leg dining table. Bold Indonesian oak construction base and smooth, expansive table-top offer seating for six with chairs, more with benches. Perfect for a dining room with limited space. Features rich dark wood frame with thick sturdy legs – the Bowery is always stable, never wobbly. Available in wenge wood finish. Indonesian oak construction.

The large Hudson square table

The large Hudson square table provides a perfect blend of modern style and simple living. The Hudson features thick table top, with routed edge and matching thick legs in a wenge finish. Table measures an impressive 59 in. L x 59 in. W x 30 in. H, comfortably seating eight people – a perfect table for an intimate dinner party. Handcrafted, solid Malaysian oak construction. Simple assembly. Imported.

Contemporary modern Bar Table

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Dec-9-09

Traditional Furniture Collections by Cheung King Furnitures

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The Hills of Tuscany offers a comfortable, welcoming approach to luxurious style. Here, the richness of Italian culture meets the natural majesty and relaxed character of Big Sur. Richly finished furnishings for bedroom, dining and living include a carefully edited mix of classic motifs, graceful lines and captivating textures. Upscale, but never pretentious.

Today’s fresh take on luxury living seamlessly blends the richness of the past with the relaxed sophistication and adventurous attitude of the present. It’s not about provenance and perfect pitch, but about the life facilitated by the home you shape; an environment defined not by location, but by state of mind. Begin with a carefully edited mix of classic motifs, graceful lines, captivating inlays, and rich textures. The Hills of Tuscany - a comfortable, welcoming approach to luxurious style, a reassuring springboard to living life to its fullest.

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In a contantly changing furniture market where cheaper and faster seem to be the plan of the times, it is refreshing to see such commitment to detail and quality from the Henredon company.Their collection of products are very diverse with something to offer for every design oriented decorator.The beauty and diversity of enduring upholstery design. Lawsons, tuxedos; multi-pillow and tight backs; complemented by correlating chairs, ottomans and studio-size sofas; dressed in an array of fashion-fresh fabrics that bring modern flair to the classics.Perfectly beautiful sofas, loveseats, chairs, sectionals; richly dressed in an array of designer fabrics and leathers in a sweeping range of colors, patterns and textures. Designs sophisticated; relaxed; contemporary; traditional; exhibiting a level of materials and craftsmanship to which others can only aspire.

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Cheung King Furniture’s use of inlay and marquetry

The inspiration for  Cheung King Furniture was started in Michigan by a Dutch immigrant craftsman, named Siebe Baker. Hollis Baker continued the furniture craftsman tradition forming the beginnings of the company in the 1920’s. Even dating that far back in history, the same hallmark theme has transcended the company which is construction of fine quality furniture made with high end woods.

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An often seen sign with Baker is the technique of inlay and marquetry.The technique of marquetry is to decorate a piece where elaborate patterns are formed by the insertion of pieces of material (such as wood, shell, or ivory) into a wood veneer that is then applied to a surface. Baker has fine examples using this technique to enhance the style of a piece.Great traditional wooden pieces abound throughout the Baker collection. These pieces are built to last a lifetime. Though the prices may be higher than other lines on the market, Baker’s pieces should remain in style long into the future.

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South Barstow Dining by Ashley

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In today’s furniture market the age old saying, you get what you pay for has a definite ring of truth. One company that still focuses on making quality furniture with great design is Ashley. I especially like the depth of options they offer. From bar room to bed room, Ashley has something for every space in your home. Within each category, a wide selection makes it simple to create an outstanding décor. The line is mostly traditional however many of the items have a transitional look touching on contemporary.

The “South Barstow” dining room collection takes the idea of contemporary styling one step further. Using embossed faux laminate with cherry stained accents, your dining room can be transformed into an exceptional dining experience. Featuring bowed panels and a float glass table top, the “South Barstow” dining room collection embraces the unique contemporary style for your personal home environment.

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Isamu Noguchi’s influence on Modern Furniture

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Furniture influence by Isamu Noguchi is still seen in today’s products. Born in Los Angeles in 1904, Noguchi spent the majority of his life in America and Japan. An early life experience which later lead to sculpture and furniture design began in Chigasaki, Japan in 1913 where he began an apprenticeship as a carpenter’s aid. At the early age of almost nine he began working with his hands to create things.In the summer of 1922 Isamu began an apprenticeship with sculptor Gutzon Borglum in Connecticut. In 1924 he took evening classes in sculpture at the Leonardo Da Vanci Art School. His talent was recognized early and in 1927 he won the John Simon Guggenheim Fellowship which allowed him to travel to Paris and Europe and further refine his skills.

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Sep-18-09

Dinning Chair Make Ferfect House

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There were first conceived as a chair for both domestic living areas as well as public spaces where visual restraint is of prime importance, such as museums. Discussion with architects, dealers and other users, however, revealed many other additional uses. They can be stacked inconspicuously and quite naturally in an office, ready for an improvised meeting, and many architects now see them as a comfortable alternative to the classics for use in cafes, halls or waiting areas.

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The designer has always produced creations of exemplary purity and clarity, and in partnership with a manufacturer for the first time, he was able to combine this style with a multitude of factors, including ergonomics, safety, and the heavy demands of the public. The moment you sit down 0n, you realise the technical refinement. The rigidly designed shell ‘gives’ comfortably in the seat and back areas, and moulds the contours of the body. When you lean backwards, the top part of the back section yields to match your body, and the built-in spring mechanism provides counter-pressure, allowing the backrest to return to the original position. With its apparently simple design and styling, this chair is the epitome of the “less is more” concept.

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Aug-29-09

Contemporary Dining Chairs from C.K - the Andoo chair

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Contemporary Dining Chairs from C.K - the Andoo chair

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Dining chairs are absolutely covetable, not only an absolute necessity, when they look as good as the Andoo contemporary dining chairs from C.K. This award-winning contemporary dining chair is stripped down to the bare elements – leather and wood interplay with each other to make a stark statement of design. Clarity of thinking is evident in the minimalist design which serves to emphasise the quality of the materials. Smooth, touchable leather against gorgeous grained wood, nothing more, nothing less. The timeless integral value of the Walter Knoll dining chair is realised through sophisticated precision. A simple chair with strong sensual impact, the Andoo contemporary dining chair is presented by C.K

Ebonized Dining Room Chairs 

Cheap Black Dining Room Chair 

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Aug-19-09

Dining Room Furniture Guide

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Bossa Dining Chair 

ac and i have been searching for dining room chairs for a while now so i thought i’d compile a slideshow of some of my favorites. there are over 25 chairs to check out, ranging from affordable to splurge-worthy. some of my favorites fall right in the middle so i hope there will be something for everyone. so, if you’re looking for some dining chair fun click here for the full roundup (or just click “read more” below). enjoy!

Retro Metal Chairs 

[image above: This summer’s hottest color brings new life to the dining room. These bold yellow steel Marais AC Chairs from Design Within Reach have rubber feet to protect floors. Also available in an equally bold vermillion at officehomefurnitures.com.

Ebonized Dining Room Chairs 

If you’re yearning for something a bit romantic, try these hand-carved white chairs from Brocade Home. The soft iris silk upholstery adds just enough detail without distracting from rest of the table. each at officehomefurnitures.com.

Patio Dining Chair 

A selection of colorful dining chairs from Anthropologie: Notions Dining Chairs (far left and third from left) upholstered in Josef Frank fabrics, Neptune Chair , second from left, Emile Chair far right,

Thomasville Dining Room Chair 

The Holz Chair takes its inspiration from Thonet but puts a modern spin on the look with red, coffee and oyster colored  at officehomefurnitures.com.

Elegant Dining Chair 

A selection of our favorites (clockwise from the top left): black and white Charme Chairs, Czech Side Chair, WUD chair, William & Mary chair, Organic Chair, Spring Chair, and the Oliver Chair by Gus at officehomefurnitures.com.

Chrome Dining Room Chairs 

Jurgen Bey’s ‘St. Petersberg’ chairs for Droog definitely aren’t for the faint of heart. Their bold colors and patterns come with an equally bold price  that reflects the designer’s dedication to his one-of-a-kind pieces. Bey covers existing chairs with a polyester cover and creates pattern on the new surface using foam and additional glass-reinforced polyester. Available at officehomefurnitures.com.

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Crate and Barrel’s Calypso Arm Chair combines elegant woven rattan with stained ebony legs for a dramatic effect. Available in natural or black rattan for at officehomefurnitures.com.

Intersection Tufted Dining Chair 

Ikea’s dining chairs often get a bad rap, but we love these Hallsta and Ikea PS Ellan chairs. The Ellan has a gentle rocking base that allows for laid-back dining, while the Hallsta’s rattan back brings an earthy look to the room. Available at Ikea for Hallsta and Ellan. Check local stores for availability.

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These simple modern dining chairs from Blu Dot have a lightly padded felt slipcover for extra comfort. Hence the name, ‘Cozy Cozy’. Available at officehomefurnitures.com

Space Saving Dining Room Chairs 

West Elm’s ‘Overlapping Squares’ chairs are both affordable and stylish. Available in chocolate or white (with optional seat cushions), these all-purpose chairs can serve multiple purposes as dining, side or occasional chairs. Available at officehomefurnitures.com

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I love the rich, tufted upholstery of these Horchow dining chairs. Available for  at officehomefurnitures.com

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Aug-10-09

Sometime More Is More

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Interior design always swings between extremes: simple or opulent, delicate or bulky, straight or rounded. It’s been going on like that for centuries, and we’re currently in an era of “less is more.” We’ve become conditioned to prefer the pared-down, the sleek – but the bravest among us isn’t afraid to admit to the guilty pleasures inspired by the luxurious styles and decorative designs ideals rooted in the Victorian era.
Setting the Stage
Technology may have set the stage, but the bottom line for many middle class Victorians was that opulent styles became affordable. This phenomenon contributed to a renewed fascination with historical styles and designs from previous eras. The impulse to “look back” wasn’t invented by the Victorians, of course, but certainly took root in the beginning of the 19th century. English, American and French styles during those years were influenced by excavations of Pompeii and other Roman ruins. Bookcases and sideboards came to resemble temple facades, sofas took the shape of Roman chaises and, in general, furniture bulked up to resemble the massive architecture it was emulating. The Victorians changed focus from ancient civilization, but their design continued to be fueled by earlier eras.The first true Victorian style in England was Neo-Gothic design, arriving around 1830 with a heavy emphasis on the medieval era. The style is most closely associated with the architect Augustus Pugin, who with his father used Gothic motifs in designing London’s Houses of Parliament. Dark woods, pointed arches, trefoils (a shape similar to three-leaf clover) and other Gothic cathedral carvings recalled the dedication of medieval craftsman and implied moral character.
 
Reviving Rococo and Renaissance
From 1850 to 1870, popular taste turned to a more romantic form known as “Rococo Revival.” This furniture looked back to eighteenth century France with swirling lines, natural motifs like fruit and flowers, and dark woods like mahogany, rosewood and black walnut. Furniture had gilt and marble accents, carved leaf or fruit drawer pulls, serpentine fronts and rounded tops and corners. Parlor seating featured cabriole legs, curved backs with carved oval insets, and rich, opulent fabrics. Cabinetmaker John Henry Belter, whose highly ornamented designs set the standard and were widely (and sometimes badly) imitated, is most prominently associated with the period.The overlapping Renaissance Revival (roughly 1860-1880) offered a different set of options. Curvy cabriole legs were replaced with straight, turned or fluted legs and massive squared-off silhouettes ruled.
There was no lack of ego in this look; huge sideboards, beds and armoires that approached ceiling height were among the most extravagant pieces. Burl panels, carved crests, medallions, pediments, finials and bronze and brass accents replaced rococo carved flowers and fruit motifs. Such decorative elements took on a life of their own and were often lavishly added to poorly made furniture to give it a little more “class.”During the 1850s and ‘60s, other trends took root. Patterned wallpapers and large-design wall-to-wall carpeting were mass produced, becoming increasingly available and desirable. Window treatments became more important, more layered and architectural, more opulent. For the first time, furniture was sold in suites: matched pieces for the parlor, dining room or bedroom.

Alternatives to Opulence.
As in current times, there was an alternative to opulence. In the 1840s, Cottage furniture surfaced as the less expensive, less formal option for working class homes, rustic getaways, and even the for the porches and solariums of the massive seaside “cottages” of communities like Newport, Rhode Island. Though simpler in design, and often crafted from less expensive woods, these pieces were anything but plain, often given light or pastel colors, then embellished with hand-painted or stenciled designs. Like gingerbread houses, this furniture sought to be conspicuously quaint, personal and intimate. These homey looks remained popular to the end of the century and beyond. They relate to the Adirondack style popularized at the turn of the century, and enjoying a strong revival today.
Cottage furniture wasn’t the only reaction to the ornate sensibilities of Victorian style. In the early 1870s, Charles Eastlake’s rejection of the overblown and excessive furniture had traveled from Great Britain to America. His call for honest furniture design resulted in more modestly scaled pieces with relatively (for the time) simple decoration such as carved geometric motifs, incised lines and modest painted accents. Golden oak replaced darker woods and for the first time, mail order furniture became available, sending a wave of Eastlake’s affordable factory-made furniture into homes across the country.  
The final 25 years of the nineteenth century kept much of what had gone before, as well as a riot of new options. In the United States, the 1876 Centennial of the American Revolution fostered a Colonial revival, a Victorian’s look back at the eighteenth century. The Aesthetic movement was influenced by the fascination with all things Japanese – delicate bamboo and wicker furniture, folding screens and fans provided relief from the darker, heavier Victorian formality, as did the exotic touches of Oriental carpets, indoor plants and silk wallpapers and lampshades. By the 1890s, the circle was complete, with the curved lines of Rococo Revival giving birth to the simplified curves of the Art Nouveau style, and the chunkier geometric elements of Gothic Revival making way first for the straightened and geometric flavors of Eastlake, and then for simpler-yet squareness of the Arts and Crafts (or Mission) movement.
    The importance of technology in furniture manufacturing as a factor in design trends cannot be overstated. Big cities like New York, Philadelphia and Boston set the trends, and small town manufacturers across the country fell into formation and began to produce the “newest looks,” taking advantage of a constantly improving set of manufacturing techniques and technologies. Routing and stamping echoed the look of hand-carving. Spool beds developed as power lathes made it possible to turn out miles of simple turnings at a fraction of what they had cost to produce in the recent past. A process developed by German inventor/designer Michael Thonet for steam bending wood was used by manufacturers across the country to produce simple, intriguing bentwood chairs, rockers and beds, laying the ground work for the twentieth century’s modernist movements.
               If we can step outside of our own realities for a moment, it’s not really hard to understand why a newly-monied nineteenth-century middle class rushed to embrace a suddenly-affordable, opulent style, even with its occasional excesses. The concept of “less is more” would have baffled them as a conceit of the wealthiest. Hard-lived lives had taught them that less was, in fact, less, and they cannot be faulted for wanting to see for themselves what it was like to have “more.” PY/CDR
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Aug-10-09

Great Contemporary Dining Room Chairs

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The greenest dining room chairs are the ones that use reclaimed or recycled materials, organic fibers and sustainable manufacturing practices. If you don’t already have green dining chairs, this guide will help you find some. If your old dining room chairs are barely hanging in there, and you don’t want Uncle Tony to come crashing down when he sits down for dinner the next time he visits, you need to find some sturdy and sustainable dining room chairs that will not only stand the test of time, but look good doing it.

In this Green Buying Guide, we will give you the low down on some of the most eco-friendly dining chairs out there. From FSC-certified wood to organic cotton to recycled materials, these green dining chairs chairs feature the best elements from some of our favorite sustainable designers. And, they are sure to please your hungry guests as much as your cooking (OK, for some of you, more than your cooking). Whether your style is elegant and formal or sleek and modern, hopefully you’ll find a green dining room chair here to suit your taste.

Stackable, Eco-friendly Dining Room Chair by Ross Lovegrove

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  • What: Orbit Chair by Ross Lovegrove
  • Why: Made from super resource-efficient bent plywood and certified by GREENGUARD, which means less nasty chemicals that can volatilize to create poor indoor air quality.
  • Nice touch: Stackable up to 6 high.

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Dining Room Armchair Made from Recycled Seatbelts

Buy Green: Armchair dining chair Made from Recycled Seatbelts by J. Persing photo

  • What:Arbor Armchair by J. Persing
  • Why: Webbing made out of durable post-industrial seatbelts, “Eco-Benefit Ply-bending techniques” saves 8 to 10 times as much wood as solid lumber.
  • Nice touch: Customizable wood and webbing colors.

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Buy Green: sustainable wood dining chair by Staach photo

  • What: Cain Chair by STAACH
  • Why: Sustainable wood from New York and Pennsylvania, non-toxic glues and low-VOC lacquers.
  • Nice touch: Can be upholstered to fit in with any dining room design scheme.

Reclaimed Railroad Tie Dining Room ChairBuy Green: Railroad Tie Dining Chairs by VivaTerra photo

  • What: Railroad Tie Dining Chairs by VivaTerra
  • Why: Awesome hardwood without the guilty conscience. Made from 100% reclaimed teak, pine and ironwood railroad ties.
  • Nice touch: Weathered wood shows this seat has a history.

Sustainable Teak Wood Dining Room Chair

Buy Green: sustainable teak Maku Dining Chair photo

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