Barstools and Dinettes works with over 40 manufacturers to offer you endless custom options

Barstools and Dinettes works with over 40 manufacturers to offer you endless custom options

Barstools and Dinettes works with over 40 manufacturers to offer you endless custom options

Barstools and Dinettes works with over 40 manufacturers to offer you endless custom options

Barstools and Dinettes works with over 40 manufacturers to offer you endless custom options

Barstools and Dinettes works with over 40 manufacturers to offer you endless custom options

Barstools and Dinettes works with over 40 manufacturers to offer you endless custom options

Barstools and Dinettes works with over 40 manufacturers to offer you endless custom options

Barstools and Dinettes works with over 40 manufacturers to offer you endless custom options

Barstools and Dinettes works with over 40 manufacturers to offer you endless custom options

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Custom Fabric OptionsDon’t see a Fabric You Like, We Do C.O.M.

Anders Navy – Grade B	Arella Wildflower – Grade C	Bandito Lemondrop – Grade C
Bandito Musk – Grade C	Bandito Persimmon – Grade C	Basin Beige – Grade A
Bianco Saffron – Grade B	Blue Lily – Grade B	Blue Sky – Grade B
Blumen Barley – Grade C	Blumen Shell – Grade C	Caitlin Flax – grade A
Caitlin Granite – grade A	Calla Lily – Grade B	Camber Latte Grade A
Camber Mocha Grade A	Camber Seaglass Grade A	Checkered – Grade B
Cheers Linen – Grade C	Cheers Putty – Grade C	Clay River – Grade B
Desert Beige – Grade B	Dodge Saddle – Grade A	Granite River – Grade B
Hercules Pebble – Grade B	Knight Earth – Grade A	Knight Indigo – Grade A
Kokomo Azure – Grade A	Kokomo Bark – Grade A	Kokomo Indigo – Grade A
Kokomo Wheat – Grade A	Laurent Blue – Grade A	Laurent Malt – Grade B
Laurent Smoke – Grade B	Laurent Twilight – Grade B	Majave Grey – Grade A
Mountain Beige – Grade B	Mountain Brown – Grade B	Mountain Grey – Grade B
Norwich Steel – Grade A	Peppered – Grade C	Plumley Cocoa – Grade B
Plumley Lagoon – Grade B	Plumley Smoke – Grade B	Plumley Spice – Grade B
Poet 3003 Sky – GradeB	Poet 81 Desert – Grade B	Portwood Ash – Grade B
Relay Brushed Nickle – Grade A	Relay Stormy – Grade A	Row Ebony – Grade B
Row Wine – Grade B	Sand Stone – Grade B	Sanora Brown – Grade A
Spring Mix – Grade C	Suede Black 11 – Grade C Microfiber	Terrace Autumn – Grade A
Thatcher Latte – Grade A	Trendy Indigo – Grade B	Trendy Sand – Grade B
Williams Stone – Grade A

Custom Wood OptionsDon’t see a Wood You Like, We Do C.O.F.

AB	AS	AW
BK	BN	CO
CT	EO	ET
GY	MA	NH
OD	PD	SO
WG	WR

Custom Vinyl OptionsDon’t see a Vinyl You Like, We Do C.O.M.

Angora – Grade B	Austin 8020 Mahogany – Grade A	Austin 810 Saddle – Grade A
Avanti Bone – Grade A	Avanti Bronze – Grade A	Avanti Walnut – Grade A
Avanti White – Grade A	Black Lava – Grade C	Casino Red – Grade A
Denim Beige – Grade B	Denim Charcoal – Grade B	Denim Grey – Grade B
Innova Alabaster – Grade B	Innova Chestnut – Grade B	Innova Driftwood – Grade B
Jade – Grade C	Mclaren Bronze – Grade B	Ocean Beige – Grade B
Ocean Brown – Grade B	Sun – Grade C	Topaz – Grade C

Custom Leather OptionsDon’t see a Leather You Like, We Do C.O.M.

Bolero #02 – Dun	Bolero #03 – Chestnut	Bolero #04 – Brandy
Bolero #05 – Cement	Bolero #06 – Ruby	Bolero #07 – Lime
Bolero #08 – Coffee	Bolero #09 – Chocolate	Bolero #10 – Black
Bolero #11 – Turquoise	Bolero #13 – Sesame	Bolero #16 – Creme
Bolero #17 – Gravel	Bolero #18 – Olive	South Hampton #02 – Flint Gray
South Hampton #03 – Charcoal	South Hampton #08 – Jet Black	South Hampton #13 – Blanc
South Hampton #14 – Oyster	South Hampton #16 – Canvas	South Hampton #17 – Barley
South Hampton #18 – Shale	South Hampton #19 – Camel	South Hampton #20 – Apricot
South Hampton #32 – Coffee	South Hampton #33 – Cloud	South Hampton #34 – Dove

The best dining table for you will be one that works for your budget, is solidly constructed, fits in your space and has a style you’ll love for years. There are some core factors you should consider when choosing a good one.

Be wary of giving into trends. A good table should last at least five to 10 years. If you get something too funky, with too many trendy details, one day you may wake up and wonder what you were thinking. Keep it simple and sturdy.

Along with affordability and a timeless style, stability and construction are important to look for when inspecting tables at furniture stores. Think about how it feels to sit at one of those tables, whether it will be comfortable for long periods, and examine floor models for signs of wear. Look for nicks and scratches that may indicate how the tables would endure through serious use at home. 

Beyond the basics, here are some additional boxes to check before opening your wallet.

Use your measuring tape

The number one rule: Your dining table has to fit your dining area! But a dining table is a deceptively large piece of furniture, and you need to account for space around it, too.

In addition to the footprint of the table, you’ll want three feet of breathing room on all sides — and more is better — to comfortably sit in a chair and move around the space. So whether it’s part of a multiuse space or a separate dining room, start by measuring the length and width of the area you can dedicate to the dining table. Then subtract about six feet from those two measurements to get a target dining table length and width.

Next, think about how you’re going to use the table. Figure that each place at the table needs 22 to 24 inches of table space and that larger-scale chairs will require more

The “visual weight” of a piece of furniture can really influence how big it feels in a room. It may technically fit, but it’ll seem huge if it’s a dark or bulky piece or if it’s too close to other furniture.

To visualize how a bigger piece of furniture will look, take the time to block out the length and width on the floor (I like to use painter’s tape), and also the height of the table. I usually stand on my tape corners with a tape measure, then try to fill in that space with furniture of a similar size (like a couple of chairs), and take a step back to see how it’ll feel. It also helps to have a friend stand there with the tape measure while you have a look.

If you’re tight on space, consider options like leaves that allow the table to extend. These let you customize the table for different entertainment needs and party sizes.

The one thing we warn against is too many mechanisms or leaves that are attached or hidden within the table (versus stand-alone leaves). If you buy things that are too complicated, it’s just more opportunity for something to fail.

Consider your needs before settling on shape

Square and rectangular tables are the most common, so you’ll find the greater number of choices there with styles, sizes and extendable options. But a round or oval table can give you a little more space to move around since it cuts off the corners but still has a good surface area. For tighter, rectangular spaces, the oval might be the best option.

Round or oval tables can be great for parties and conversation because there’s no head of the table, too. In terms of squeezing people in, you’re only limited by the perimeter of the table — but you can lose a little space for serving pieces once you have all your place settings at a round or oval table.

Pay attention to the table supports

The base — usually legs, a pedestal, or a trestle — can have an effect on how many people you can fit at a table. You just want to be sure the leg space isn’t being invaded by the supports. When you see a table in person, sit at it to see if your legs hit the table’s legs. Verify you have enough space for your knees when you scoot all the way in, and if you can cross your legs underneath the table. The apron — the frame that holds up the tabletop — can cut down on your room to maneuver.

If you want to be more flexible with your guests, pay attention to the leg width and where the legs are placed. In general, a table with thinner legs, or where the legs are at the corners, will make it easier to squeeze an extra chair in. Be aware: A leg table is generally limited to how long it can be extended without bowing in the middle.

With a pedestal or trestle table, you have more flexibility to add more people to the table. A center base is the best option to squeeze people in. Be wary of larger round pedestal-style tables because they can be a little less sturdy than those with four-legs.

Trestle tables can give you flexibility along the sides of the table, but can limit space at the ends of it. Look closely at how much space there is between the edge of the table and where the trestle supports are attached to make sure there’s room for 

Choose the right table materials for your style

Choosing the material for your dining table can be difficult. You have to balance price, ease of care, and your personal style to choose the right one, and a table that’s not a good fit on any of those could mean a buying decision you regret later. Here are the most common materials, and what to consider for each:

■ Wood: Solid wood is a classic material because it is durable and easy to repair. Pine, acacia, mango and teak are popular, less expensive options. Solid wood is the most popular, though it’s often the most expensive. Wood expands and contracts with heat and humidity and can show scratches and wear, but is fairly easy to repair.

Veneer/Wood-Look: Wood veneer is often a more affordable alternative to solid wood. Here a very thin layer of solid wood (or material printed to look like wood) is glued to a plywood or other wood core. To identify good veneer, look for tables with clearly-labeled core interiors, like kiln-dried hardwood. One way to spot cheaper veneers is to look underneath the table at the store. If just the outside is finished, but the underneath looks like a different material, the manufacturer is cutting costs.

Stone and Stone-Look: Stone tabletops can include marble, quartz composite or cast stone (like cement). Stone is durable but can be porous and can absorb stains easily. Depending on how it’s made, it can chip or crack, and once that happens, it can be tough or impossible to repair. They can also be quite heavy. The price of stone can really vary — cement-topped pieces can be under $500, but marble-topped ones will run into the thousands.

■ Glass: Glass tabletops can include clear, frosted or tinted versions. They’re relatively inexpensive and can create a feeling of space and openness. Though glass isn’t susceptible to moisture, it can chip, scratch or crack from heat. A good glass table top can last decades.

■ Metal: Metal, including stainless steel, brass, zinc and lacquered or painted versions of these, is used more frequently for table bases than tops. Metal is durable and not easily damaged. But because of its higher-shine, it shows every fingerprint and can require special cleaning tools. Also, painted metals can be hard to repair. These can be less expensive than wood tables, though it’s rare to find an all-metal dining table beyond utility tables.

■ Plastic and Laminates: Man-made materials, either molded into a shape or glued onto plywood or another core, are an inexpensive option. They can last a long time, but aren’t considered the nicest quality material. These materials tend to resist staining and require little upkeep, but they’re often perceived as cheap.

Check for sturdy, reliable construction

A good dining table will be sturdy and well-made, with a finish that withstands heavy use and shows little obvious wear. The material is a major part of good construction, but a table is only as good as the joinery. The joinery is the industry term for the places where the base and tabletop fit together — the more solid this is, the longer the table will last.

Look underneath the floor sample at the store: Wood joined directly with wood is very strong; too many attachments and hooks can weaken the construction. In general, simpler is better. Look at the connection points where the legs meet the table tops and at the corners — if the pieces are starting to separate, you see gaps at the corners, or it’s wobbly when you move it, it’s not well constructed. And beware of really inexpensive tables: They could be held together just with staples and glue.

A note on chairs for your new table: If you don’t have dining chairs already, the most important thing is to make sure the new ones fit at the table. People used to always buy tables and chairs as sets, but don’t do that as much anymore. If you’re starting from scratch and buying online we suggest buying as a set, but if you’re in-store, you can try out different floor models. People should feel free to mix and match. In a small space, we recommend buying extra chairs and using them in other rooms when you don’t need them at the table to save space.

Getting the Industrial Edge

The Loft collection includes gorgeous wood, sparkling glass and other down to earth materials.

Inspired Entertaining

The Gourmet collection comprises the best the world has to offer.

Easy to Stay on Trend

The East Side collection is a mariage of wood and sleek metal with a rustic finish.

Sophisticated and Trendy

The Downtown collection balances modern and contemporary.

A Rustic Look With Elegance

Champlain’s distressed finishes evoke the charm of a country home.

Bespoke, Versatile, Stylish

The flagship Canadel collection lends an air of timeless romance.

Made to Measure

Signature program is made to meet the requirements of unconventional interiors.

Make Every Meal an Elegant Affair

The sophisticated Canadel collection offers plenty of options.

Dressing for Dinner is Optional

A formal dining room offers plenty of space and comfort.

UPDATED CLASSICS

Adding a soft feel to traditional pieces, Canadel’s collection turns a dining room into the heart of the home.

ELEGANCE WITH A RUSTIC FINISH

Inspired by early colonial craft techniques, the Champlain collection brings the rustic look into any space. Its refined lines and distressed finishes effortlessly evoke the charm of a country home.

The Main Attraction

A handcrafted decorative base draws the attention.

The Rustic Look

Champlain’s harvest table and upholstered chairs spell country chic

MID-CENTURY MODERN STATEMENT

The Downtown collection walks a fine line between modern and contemporary, creating a timeless quality of sophistication. This is quality furniture that never goes out of style

The Shape of Things to Come

The hallmarks of the Downtown collection are subtle curves and angular lines.

THE PERFECT BLEND OF WOOD AND METAL

Canadel’s East Side collection refines the loft/industrial aesthetic and makes it easy to stay on trend. The collection is inspired by the global feel of organic wood and sleek metal with a rustic finish.

Influence of Modern Age

The East Side collection balances the warmth of wood with the coolness of metal.

Influence of Modern Age

The East Side collection balances the warmth of wood with the coolness of metal.

ONE-OF-A-KIND

Canadel can build your one-of-a kind extra long and extra wide table and also offer customizable finishes and fabric choices.

Make Yourself Comfortable

A pedestal table and classic plaid upholstery bring the lodge look home.

Make Yourself Comfortable

A pedestal table and classic plaid upholstery bring the lodge look home.

Actors and singers are expert entertainers, so it’s no surprise that they know how to put on a show at home. These dining rooms from the AD archives—from the residences of Brooke Shields, Adam Levine, Sheryl Crow, and other stars—are designed for entertaining, whether the gathering in question is an intimate affair or a feast for a crowd. In these spaces, stunning chandeliers, eye-catching artworks, and, of course, tables with plenty of room for family and friends set the scene for a memorable dinner party. All that’s left? The fabulous guests.

Photographer credits: Trevor Tondro

Celebrity’s Home: Mike D

The dining area of Mike D’s Malibu house has Bocci pendants and chairs from Amsterdam Modern.

The artwork is by Keltie Ferris, and the blue bowl and tall vase are from Nickey Kehoe.

Photo: William Waldron

Celebrity: Marc Anthony

A palapa at Marc Anthony’s Dominican Republic compound is outfitted with locally crafted side chairs and a table of brushed pine; the carved-mahogany barstools and Indian stone statues are from Designers Views.

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• George Clooney
  • A wrought-iron chandelier by Lucca Antiques graces George Clooney’s dining room at his home on Mexico’s Baja peninsula.

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• Alex Rodriguez
  • Paintings by Marilyn Minter (left) and Jean-Michel Basquiat (far right) energize Alex Rodriguez’s Florida dining room, which is appointed with Cassina chairs and a table from Luminaire. The chandelier was custom made by Remains Lighting, and the cylindrical urns are by Rick Owens.
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• Ellen Pompeo
  • At the Los Angeles home of Ellen Pompeo, Martyn Lawrence Bullard sheathed the dining room walls and floor in white oak from his collection for Boardbrokers and hung curtains of a Schumacher wool satin; two Moroccan brass lanterns from Downtown and sconces from Circa Lighting complement the twinkle of city lights at night.
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• Patrick Dempsey
  • In Patrick Dempsey’s Malibu home, fashion photographs by Melvin Sokolsky are displayed in a dining area outfitted with chairs from Lucca Antiques and a custom-made Teak Nichols Design table; the home was decorated by Estee Stanley Interior Design.

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• Gisele Bündchen and Tom Brady
  • A chandelier and sconce by Dennis & Leen grace the dining room in Gisele Bündchen and Tom Brady’s Los Angeles home, which was decorated by Joan Behnke; the curtains are made of a fabric by Marcie Bronkar and a Kerry Joyce linen covers the chairs by Behnke, who also designed the table.
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• Jane Fonda

A 1922 painting by Alson Skinner Clark overlooks the dining area at Jane Fonda’s New Mexico ranch; the table is set with two pairs of Spanish Colonial candlesticks, the smaller of which was owned by the fashion icon Millicent Rogers, one of Fonda’s relatives.

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Bunny Mellon

At Oyster Harbors, a gated community in Osterville, Massachusetts, the dining room of the late Bunny Mellon’s home, decorated by Bruce Budd, showcases a Raoul Dufy sailboat painting; the mahogany trestle table adds a nautical feel to the room.

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  •  Kourtney Kardashian’s Calabasas, California, dining room, decorator Martyn Lawrence Bullard placed a bespoke table and a suite of vintage Pierre Jeanneret chairs from JF Chen under a José Esteves chandelier from Intérieurs; the framed artwork is by Roy Lichtenstein, the James Prestini metal sculpture at left is from Blackman Cruz, and the carpet is by Mansour Modern.
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The dining table is not only a gathering spot for family and friends, but also a focal point in the home. If you intend to shop for one you’ll have forever, you will probably want to buy only once. So what do you need to look for? A dining table needs to be well crafted… Read more: How to Seat Your Dining Guests Comfortably at your table

Dining tables and chairs are no longer just one height. You have the option to choose between standard, counter, or bar height from many different collections in a variety of styles. This allows you to create a dining space that will show off your personality and meet your entertaining needs. Small dining spaces can still… Read more: Dining Table and Chair Height Guide

your dining seat guide

Where is Canadel Furniture Available? in more than 1,200 retailers across Canada and the United States. In Raleigh, Canadel furniture is available at Barstools and Dinettes on Glenwood Ave. 8620 Glenwood Ave Raleigh NC 27617. 919.787.6680 Where is Canadel Located? 700 Canadel avenue,Louiseville (Québec)J5V 2L6 Canada Can you Customize Canadel Furniture? Canadel allows you to… Read more: Canadel Furniture FAQs

Get outdoors in 2021 with some amazing outdoor dining furniture built by Finch available at Barstools & Dinettes in Raleigh

Setting the table is a modern expression, but originally, setting the table meant that this type of furniture was assembled with simple planks placed on trestles. The table had to be set up and then put away at the end of the meal. It was around this time that, when seated at the table, guests would… Read more: Formal Dining Fun Facts

Rattan, a natural plant fiber, is both durable and flexible, which makes it an ideal resource for furniture crafting. While rattan furniture can be used outdoors, it should not be left out from season to season, as it will eventually wear out and break apart. Rattan will not stay wet for long. Instead, you can have complete peace of mind while… Read more: What is Rattan?

find formal dining furniture at Barstools & Dinettes in Raleigh where local furniture experts can assist with designing your perfect formal dining room

 Knowing the backstories behind the makers, however, adds to the pieces’ allure. Below we share the histories and most beloved patterns of five venerable potteries, most of which are still producing exquisite wares today. A bit of history: Royal Crown Derby claims to be the oldest English porcelain maker still in operation (though rival Royal Worcester also makes… Read more: The Dish On Table Ware

Traditionally, formal dining rooms are somewhat closed-off and separate from the rest of the house to create a quiet, dignified setting. If you have a classic dining area, this is the place to put a formal dining room set. Are Formal Dining Rooms Out of Style?A formal dining room is a timeless area in your home, however, many people see no use for it when… Read more: FORMAL DINING

John Thomas Madrid $625 Counter Stool in Black/Cherry Fininsh $145/chair x 2 = $290 36″ height Round Pedestal Table in Black and Cherry finish $335 Drop Leaf Table & Chairs $795 42″ Round Dropleaf Pedestal Table in Taupe Grey Finish Emily Side Chair in grey finish $130/each x 4 Amish Breakfast Nook $625 36 Round… Read more: Barstools, Dinettes, Bars ON DISPLAY

All Styles Upholstered

With Barstools and Dinettes Your table setting says a lot about you and your style. When preparing your table, keep in mind if the meal is intended to be a formal sit-down or a casual gathering. Below is a cheat sheet for how to set your table.

As temperatures drop across the country, many are still trying to squeeze as much time as they can outdoors during the coronavirus pandemic by purchasing fire pits for their backyards. There’s been a surge in sales for fire pits and other outdoor items. True Value says it’s also seen a 300% increase in wood-burning fire… Read more: FIRE PITS THIS FALL

Hosting a Thanksgiving Gathering Celebrating virtually or with the people you live with is the safest choice this Thanksgiving. If having guests to your home, be sure that people follow the steps that everyone can take to make Thanksgiving safer. These steps include: Have a small outdoor meal with family and friends who live in your community.… Read more: Thanksgiving Dining ideas During Pandemic

Styles: For every tabletop a signature is truly a craft within itself. A hand plane creates a piece that reflects incredible authenticity.  One of the first choices you’ll make to craft your custom farmhouse table is to decide what style and shape fit your needs and vision. Would you like your table to be rectangular,… Read more: Farmhouse Tables

You put your trust in a chair every time you sit on it. Amish dining chairs are built strong enough to gain that trust and will never fail you. MATERIAL All of our cherry or oak dining room chairs are 100% hardwood and handcrafted to heirloom quality standards. The joints are mortise and tenon joinery—one… Read more: Amish Chairs

Building furniture and futures Phase 1 build a workshop Jim Piscopo co-founder of Bridging AZ is a disabled Air Force veteran.  One or our key initiatives is supporting veterans. Bridging is the primary resource for beds and clean furniture for Arizona Coalition to End Homelessness and their Project H3 Vets Because we have limited staff we can not offer services… Read more: Furniture Made In The Usa By Veterans

The irresistible charm of wine barrel furniture adds immediate gravitas. Be it a great room, out of the way nook, or wine cellar that longs for a touch of comfort, reclaimed wine barrel furniture can be used to accent a room with whimsical details or to center it with the authority of oak. Wine Enthusiast has a selection of recycled wine barrel furniture that offers functionality and originality. Ask one of our Experts about personalization options and about other accessories that might add the perfect final touch to your dining room.

Barrel Furniture can come in a variety of options including stools, tables, dining tables, coffee tables, benches, wine racks, pub tables and more.

When looking to combine Amish with modern, this type of barrel dining set is a classic go-to and is popular among commercial establishments.

A gathering place for family and friends, good conversation, laughter, and maybe even a tasty beverage… whether it’s indoors our outside. Barrel Furniture is great for either.

Barrel pub tables are a fitting statement piece for your home, business, or event.

(I’ll bet you’re envisioning the perfect place for one of these right now! ?)

Typical burbon barrels or wine barrels are 35 inches tall. With the table tops adding another inch or two, these tables end up right at “counter-height”. When looking for stools to pair with your new pub table, look for “Counter-Height Bar Stool“, which range in height of 23-28”

Whiskey and wine barrels are some of the most unique, timeless, and functional products around. As a family owned and operated business, we make it our mission to bring customers barrel furniture you need for your home, business, and dining areas.

From patios, entrance ways, and basements, to restaurants, beer gardens, and breweries, barrel furniture can be found in so many neat places!

Everyone loves a beautifully set table for Thanksgiving and Christmas family dinners, we just don’t love the price tag.  Instead of planning the meal and spending family time during the holiday season, we are stressed over table covers and napkins, chargers and dishes, table runners and centerpieces!!  

9 HOLIDAY TABLE DECORATING TRICKS:

1.   Curtains for Table Covers & Runners
2.   Yard Clippings for Greenery
3.   Picture Frame for Tray
4.   Angled Shower Curtain for Placemats
5.   Curtain Rings for Napkin Holders
6.   Chalkboard Place Cards from Construction Paper
7.   Wreath for Centerpiece   
8.   Sugared Fruit for Accents
9.   Pillow Sham for Dining Chair Slipcover

TABLE DECORATING TRICK #1: 

Use Curtains for Table Covers & Runners

Curtains are a perfect option to us as table covers for almost all dining tables (sizes).  They are usually 54″ wide and typically 84″ long or 96″ long. 

And most dining room tables are 36″- 40″ wide and roughly 60″- 78″ long (6-8 people).

Which means most curtains will be just wide enough to cover the width of your table, and long enough if you need to add in your table leaves (or extensions).

TABLE DECORATING TRICK #2: 

Yard Clippings for Greenery

Using your own yard clippings is a great way to save money and add a natural element to your holiday tablescape. 

TABLE DECORATING TRICK #3: 

Picture Frame for Tray

If you don’t have a tray that you can use for a holiday centerpiece, or one that doesn’t match your decor, use a picture frame.  It works great to keep things looking orderly, and gives a little more formal look to your tablescape.

TABLE DECORATING TRICK #4

Angled Shower Curtain for Placemats

If you want placemats under your dishes, but don’t have any on hand, turn you shower curtain or curtain to make a diamond shape.

Since shower curtains are normally 72×72 inches (square), they will actually form a true diamond-square shape. 

TABLE DECORATING TRICK #5

Curtain Rings for Napkin Holders ….. and

TABLE DECORATING TRICK #6

Chalkboard Place Card from Construction Paper 

If you can’t find any napkin holders for your place setting, try using wooden or metal curtain rings (with or without clips).   I have both of these on hand, but chose the dark wooden ones for this display.

*** You can also use extra shower curtain rings for this look. ***

TABLE DECORATING TRICK

#7 Wreath for The Table Centerpiece

Using a wreath for a holiday centerpiece is probably my favorite tablescape decoration.  I love that you can change the entire look of the table by just changing out wreaths.  Can’t get any easier than that!!

I did 3 different looks so you can see how the wreath “makes” the entire table.  And you’ll notice that if you just slip a cake plate underneath it, you get a little more depth + drama!!

Thanksgiving & Fall Tablescape

Our Olde World Aging process invigorates our current line of furniture, revealing facets that normally take a hundred years to create.

Don’t worry about that first ding. It’s the least we can do. Our craftsmen painstakingly create an aged appearance into the wood that will arouse your senses, without compromising the structural integrity of your piece.

You may order A, B, or C level Olde World Aging on any of our standard woods. Select any of the stain colors that are standard on those woods or one of the Opaque Premium colors that are approved for other woods (see the Olde World samples at your local dealer). Example, you could ask us for level “A” Olde World Aging on Soft Maple with Bourbon stain and no wax. You would just need to add 25% to the soft maple price for that item. Our Olde World samples are all made of Character Cherry, which we feel is best suited for the technique because of the natural character it offers including open knots, small cracks, and other “imperfections” that help us mimic natural aging. Some of the Olde World colors are only available on character cherry or premium grade cherry. See the back of the sample.

This multi-step process is created using many different techniques to create the following traits:

• uneven surfaces
• the appearance of worm holes and cracks
• dents and time worn edges
• aged feel to the finish

All Olde World levels are available with our unique wax option. When requested we will wax the item, using a power buffer to buff off all the excess wax leaving a special aged feel to the finish. Please note this wax process doesn’t add additional protection to the furniture and finish, it’s all about the feel.

All up-charges are to be added to the base price of the item, in the wood of your choice. You don’t need to add the markup to any additional options. Each stain color we offer in the appropriate wood is included in the Olde World options. So, even if the color you choose is a premium color you will only be charged the Olde World Aging fee.

HOW IS OLDE WORLD CRAFTED?

Each piece of Simply Amish furniture ordered with Olde World Aging is crafted to the same standard of excellence as all the rest of our furniture. This ensures that your furniture is crafted with the same attention to detail that we have become known for.

Once the piece of furniture is completed, our craftsmen determine best way to age it by looking at:

• what characteristics of the wood should be enhanced
• what edges would receive the most wear over time

At this point the hard work begins. If the piece of furniture is getting the full level of distressing, then the surfaces are hand-plained, sanded, dings are added, edges are softened, and then sanded again. This process is repeated until the desired effect is achieved.

Once the distressing has been completed, the furniture undergoes several steps to achieve a desired color and finish that will stand the test of time.

The entire process creates a piece of furniture that appears to have been around for generations.

HOW TO ORDER OLDE WORLD

Step 1: Contact Barstools and Dinettes and select the desired color from the Olde World wood samples.

Step 2: Refer to the chart below and select the desired distressing level.

Step 3: Determine if waxing is to be included. Add 1 to include wax; 2 for no wax.
(Waxing adds an aged feel to the piece.)

Step 4: Add the upcharge percentage to determine the total price of the desired piece of furniture.

	“A” LEVEL AGING “A” level aging includes hand planing, which creates an uneven surface and various other textures unique to each piece of wood adding remarkable character, worm holes, faux cracks, tasteful dents, and time worn edges. “A” level upcharges     No Wax (A2) add 25%     With wax and buffing (A1) add 30%
	“B” LEVEL AGING “B” level aging is a less obtrusive aging process. Level B includes all of level A with the exception of hand planing. The surface remains level, but the process still features worm holes, faux cracks, tasteful dents and time worn edges. “B” level upcharges      No Wax (B2) add 20%      With wax and buffing (B1) add 25%
	“C” LEVEL AGING “C” level aging consists only of a few time worn edges, and on the appropriate opaque colors will also feature our “rub through” which mimics an older finish showing through the paint in the age worn areas of each item. “C” level upcharges      No Wax (C2) add 15%      With wax and buffing (C1) add 20%
	“D” LEVEL “D” level is really just the premium color seen on the Olde World samples. With the exception of the glaze we add to the base color, there is no other aging process applied to the furniture on this level. Some colors are only available on Cherry or Character Cherry and others are available on all woods. Please refer to each sample to see if your color choice is available on your wood of choice. “D” level upcharges      No Wax (D2) add 10%      With wax and buffing (D1) add 15%

Daniel’s Amish® Collection specializes in creating custom furniture perfectly suited for every taste and style.  Shoppers are empowered to choose from 50 stunning finishes on 5 beautiful North American wood species and 70 distinctive hardware selections. If it’s a dining group you seek, choose from over 20 table styles in popular widths and lengths up to 18 feet.  More than 40… Read more: DANIELS AMISH DINING COLLECTION

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS… (FAQ) A listing of frequently asked questions and answers Why don’t you display pricing? Is the furniture really made by the Amish? Where is the furniture built? What is the best way to care for the furniture? How are the drawers constructed? What is the standard drawer slide? What type of table… Read more: Simply Amish FAQ’s

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