Thanks everyone... Yes Teresa....the red and green cherries were much used there LOL! I guess they were thinking about Christmas coming. I forgot to mention the price included all the wine and water we could drink! The waiters kept coming back to our tables to take away the empty bottles and bring full ones. Sure can't complain about that. SharonCb

We sort of decided to wait for the perfect teak modular system to arrive in my province. And it basically never will. Poor me! But also I think I need something a little sleeker and more built in just because the dining room is a bit tight. Teak credenzas tend to be in the 18-22" deep category and I'd be happier in the 12-15" territory. There will always be SOME bottles on the bar thanks to my husband's notion of hospitality. I'm hoping to wean it down from what you see above. Having glassfront cabs should help in that regard. The shelf units are 25" high wi/adjustable shelf so they should be able to hold all liquor bottle heights. My dust level tolerance has gone WAY up since I got help around the house. We use the glasses fairly often. My tolerance below waist height is not good however b/c I have three furry cats. This post was edited by robotropolis on Thu, Oct 23, 14 at 18:14

I do not like gray for your house. I found many colors that I will use to tempt you away. Could you live with something like this? Only the white would be for the center of your house. Even though I think it would be fine if the house was just on color. Here are another four BenjaminMoore colors. Any of them would look nice on your house. I still think it is too close to gray. BM Winter Wheat it is a light yellowish beige color. Everlasting looks like it would be beige but it is a lovely gold.

I looked, and looked, but no luck. There are similar ones, but none with the saddle bag arm. The back design of the chair looks dated to me…and notice how there is no head/neck support. Maybe the chair is vintage.