True Wood Furniture by Lancaster Legacy
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
Decorating with Hickory Furniture: Texture, Color and Room Balance(Post)Hickory furniture can do the visual work of several accessories. Branch-like lines, bark texture and changing wood tones bring detail into a room before you add a cushion or lamp. Decorating around
Where Do the Amish Live? Pennsylvania, Ohio and Beyond(Post)Amish communities extend well beyond the place most often pictured as “Amish country.” Pennsylvania, Ohio and Indiana contain major concentrations, while smaller settlements are spread across many o
Hickory vs. Aspen Log Furniture: Two Ways to Create a Rustic Room(Post)Branch-style hickory and rounded aspen log furniture can both bring natural character into a home, but they create different visual rhythms. Hickory designs often emphasize an intricate frame and ba
Two-Tone Furniture: Plan Color Placement Before Choosing the Pair(Post)Hardware & Finishes Two-tone furniture works best when each color has a clear role. One can emphasize the top, another can connect the base to the room, or a selected component can provide a controll
Plan a Furniture Finish in the Right Order(Post)Hardware & Finishes A finish is easier to choose when you stop treating it as a single color. The finished appearance combines the wood, the color applied to it, any decorative treatment, the surface
Choosing Painted Solid-Wood Furniture for Your Room(Post)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
Choosing a Wood Desk Chair for a Room That Does More Than Work(Post)A wood desk chair can help a work area feel connected to the rest of the home, especially when the desk sits in a living room, bedroom or multipurpose space. The right choice still begins with the way
How to Measure a Dining Room Before Choosing Furniture(Post)A dining room measurement should describe how the room works while people are using it. The distance between two walls is only the beginning. A table can fit within that rectangle and still leave a gu
Cabinet Doors and Drawers Need a Room Plan Too(Post)Dining Storage A cabinet's closed footprint is only part of the space it needs. Doors swing, drawers extend, handles project and a person must stand somewhere to use them. Plan that working area befo
Planning a Kitchen Nook That Is Easy to Enter and Use(Post)A kitchen nook can make an unused corner into a welcoming place for meals, but its success depends on more than fitting benches along two walls. People need to enter, sit comfortably and leave without
Bar Chairs and Swivel Stools: Look Beyond the Product Name(Post)Dining Chairs & Seating Names such as bar chair, barstool and counter stool can be used differently across furniture catalogs. The useful distinction is the actual construction: seat height, back and
True Wood Furniture by Lancaster Legacy
True Wood Furniture by Lancaster Legacy
True Wood Furniture by Lancaster Legacy
True Wood Furniture by Lancaster Legacy
True Wood Furniture by Lancaster Legacy
True Wood Furniture by Lancaster Legacy
True Wood Furniture by Lancaster Legacy
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