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Dining Chairs & Seating Choose dining armchairs and side chairs around the people who will use them and the table they will sit beside. Arms can provide a place to rest, while an armless chair can of

Styles & Collections Style labels are useful starting points, but they are poor substitutes for looking closely at furniture. A room succeeds through the relationship among shapes, scale, materials a

Styles & Collections Transitional furniture is useful when your taste does not fit neatly into one period or when you are combining new pieces with furniture you already value. The goal is a clear re

Styles & Collections A Mission-inspired room often begins with a preference for visible structure: clear posts, repeated lines and furniture that feels grounded. The planning challenge is to keep tha

Dining Tables & Sets A table base shapes the experience of sitting at the table as much as it shapes the room. The top gives the overall footprint; the base determines where supports, feet and connec

Dining Chairs & Seating A chair can look right beside a table and still fail to fit comfortably. Seat height is only one part of the relationship. Arm height, maximum chair width, seat depth, table-a

Hardware & Finishes Painted furniture puts color and shape at the center of a room. It can give a detailed cabinet a quieter appearance, make a simple chair more graphic or connect new furniture to e