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Classic Dining Room Furniture
Classic dining furniture for sophisticated homes. Select from
the the very urban Metropolitan Collection or go directly to Mid-century
classics Nelson Classic Swag
Leg Dining Furniture, Cross
Collection Dining Furniture,
Eames Collection Dining Furniture. Also Mix and Match:
Dining Tables and Dining
Chairs
Metropolitan Dining Furniture
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Metropolitan Upholstered Chair
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Metropolitan Dining Table
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Metropolitan Bar Cabinet
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| Metropolitan Upholstered Chair features solid mahogany legs to
create a sturdy seat. A cream microfiber fabric upholstery allows this
chair to accent nearly any design scheme |
Metropolitan Dining Table is a stylish addition to your dining area.
This sleek, circular top table provides both form and function |
Metropolitan Bar Cabinet is an elegant storage option for your fine
stemware and bar accessories. This bar cabinet features a lighted
interior and mirrored back, allowing you to see your entire bar clearly |
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| Post Street Upholstered Side Chair
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Pierce Chair
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Robie Dining Furniture
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| Create a stylishly eclectic setting for special meals with this
handcrafted mahogany dining collection. The chairs have cushioned seats
and upholstered backs; fretwork on the backs makes them pleasing to view
from all angles. |
Sitting down to work is a pleasure in this distinctive desk chair.
With its gracefully sloping sides and mahogany saber legs, it's also at
home in a formal dining room. |
This Robie Dining Furniture is superbly made with the intent of
passing the furnishings down through generations. These pieces are a
comfortable, stylish choice for casual dining spaces |
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| Farm Table
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Harvest Table
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| Traditional farm tables were the centerpiece of the home – a place
for gathering to prepare and enjoy meals, complete projects or just
engage in convivial conversation. Crafted from solid hickory, chosen for
the unique light and dark flaming that occurs naturally in its grain. |
Harvest Drop Leaf Table (2008) uses the design principles that
embody the Shaker approach to furniture. This table has a sturdy and
symmetrical form that’s defined by its functionality. Simple and
austere, two drop leaves increase or decrease the footprint depending on
immediate needs |
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| Risom Round Dining Table
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Giulia Media Credenza
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| Part of the first collection designed for Knoll®, Jens Risom created
the Risom Round Dining Table in 1941. Its straightforward, smart design
is compactly scaled for a kitchen nook or apartment living. Risom
emigrated from Denmark to the U.S. in 1939 and is now regarded as one of
the masters of mid-century American design |
All four sides are finished, allowing the option of floating in a
room. Solid walnut frame, partitions and shelves; tambour doors are
walnut veneer over a Masonite® backing; solid brass hardware and legs |
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20-06 Chair-Limited Edition |
Salt Chair
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| "How light and slender can a chair be and still maintain its
strength?" That was the question at the center of creating the 20-06
Chair, which was designed by Foster & Partners for the Smithsonian
expansion in Washington, D.C., and built by Emeco |
The compact footprint of the Salt Chair makes it a smart choice for
cafes or any location where you want to seat as many people as possible
around a table or in a defined space.This Shaker-style chair is a
timeless classic, and its lack of ornament and unnecessary excess makes
it befitting of the modern aesthetic. |
Matthew Hilton designed the Cross Credenza (2007) as a material
and visual complement to his Cross Extension Table. But its straightforward
aesthetic and solid craftsmanship make it an apt choice not only for the dining
room, but also for media storage or the front hall.
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| Cross Credenza
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| Matthew Hilton designed the Cross Credenza (2007) as a material and
visual complement to his Cross Extension Table. But its straightforward
aesthetic and solid craftsmanship make it an apt choice not only for the
dining room, but also for media storage or the front hall. |
Fifty years ago, the creation of George Nelson's Swag Leg Group
(1958) began with him asking "wouldn't it be beautiful to have some kind
of sculptured leg on a piece of furniture?" An idea was launched, but
the designer had to figure out how to make the legs of metal, machine
formed and ready for quick assembly. The solution turned out to be
swaging, a method of using pressure to taper and curve a metal tube.
Nelson had found a way to make his sculptured legs.
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Nelson Swag Leg Round Dining Table - Walnut |
Nelson Swag Leg Armchair |
Nelson Swag Leg Rectangular Dining Table - Walnut |
| Fifty years ago, the creation of George Nelson's Swag Leg Group
(1958) began with him asking "wouldn't it be beautiful to have some kind
of sculptured leg on a piece of furniture?" |
To create the chair shell, Nelson got permission from Charles and
Ray Eames to use a patented process they developed for molding plastic.
Adapting this process to suit his Swag Leg Chair, Nelson created
separate shells for the chair seat and back. Originally made of
fiberglass-reinforced plastic, these shells are now made with recyclable
polypropylene and are consistent with the Herman Miller commitment to be
a good steward of the earth's resources. The Nelson Swag Leg Chair
flexes with the sitter and maintains comfortable air circulation through
the opening between the seat and back. Wide, flat armrests provide a
comfortable resting place for forearms. |
Right for home or workspace, the newly reintroduced Dining Table
features solid walnut stretchers that are screwed to the legs for added
stability. The walnut veneered top has coordinating walnut veneer edging
for a uniform profile |
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Eames Eiffel Plastic Armchair |
Eames Molded Plywood Dining Chair, DCM |
Eames Molded Plywood Dining Chair, DCW |
| Commonly referred to as Eiffel chairs, the Eames Molded Plastic
Armchair and Side Chair (1948) were the first industrially manufactured
plastic chairs. In creating these classic pieces, the Eameses honed two
techniques with which they had been grappling |
The Eames Molded Plywood Dining Chair (1946) is instantly
recognizable as the work of Charles and Ray Eames, with a form that
relates directly to the human body and holds no secrets as to how it
succeeds technically |
The Eames Molded Plywood Dining Chair (1946) is instantly
recognizable as the work of Charles and Ray Eames, with a form that
relates directly to the human body and holds no secrets as to how it
succeeds technically |
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Eames Aluminum Side Chair - Cygnus Mesh |
Eames® Round Table
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| When Charles and Ray Eames designed the Eames Aluminum Management
Chair and Side Chair (1958), they created a revolution in seating that
has lost none of its edge. These chairs were originally developed as a
special project for a private residence |
Charles and Ray Eames had a knack for melding simplicity and
sophistication, as is evident in their circular dining table. |
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| Eames® Molded Plastic Armchair, DAW
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Eames® Rectangular Table
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| Charles and Ray Eames created the DAW (dining armchair with wood
base) as a later version of the shell chair designs they created for
MoMA’s 1948 International Competition for Low-Cost Furniture Design |
Genuine innovation is rare. And perhaps no one has achieved it as
often as Charles and Ray Eames. Their inventive design for this dining
table makes functionality beautiful with an uncluttered profile well
suited to both traditional and contemporary interiors. |
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