Recognize this table?
Hi Houzzers, do you know who makes this table or something very similar? I tried searching the web but have come up empty. Thank you.
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Comments (0)I found a great deal on a table with a solid granite slab top and really beautiful base. It's very heavy and very well made, but I can't figure out who made it. This is the base. the top is still boxed. It's dining table height and size, but may be a console table. TIA...See MoreDo you recognize this chair/table set?
Comments (9)Try this site. The set that comes up is the one I bought my son & dil last year but they have a bunch of CH sets available. I was pleasantly surprised at the quality and sturdiness. I saw this particular set at the local furniture stores going out of business sale but they were out of stock. I would not hesitate to order based on pictures and descriptions on the site. (my son is a large man and the chairs are sturdy enough to hold him. That was my main concern.) Here is a link that might be useful: counter height dining...See MoreAnybody recognize this table?
Comments (6)Can't help with the Knoll table, but I was interested to see the brass spider lamp. We just bought what looks like the same one in a wonderful antique store, Just L, in the White Mountains of New Hampshire. I guess there are pros and cons to the current popularity of mid-century design: it's easier to find things, but the prices are going up....See MoreDo you recognize this sofa table & end table?
Comments (7)ha ha I didn't notice that! No. It's a normal rectangle. I purchased the sofa table when we first moved in. I wanted to start seedling plants for the flower garden, I was starting. Then a few days ago, like.....two years later...I ran across the end table. I think the pieces are very odd looking. Not particularly well made, no age to it...and just sort of BOHO-hippie. :0) I'm curious about their past....See MoreRelated Professionals
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PRO3 days agoYou won't get closer than the suggestion/link from above.
Depends what you want to spend and how close it needs to be and why.
Show where its going, and what is around it. ...............inspos are nothing more than that. You can interpret any to suit a space. The space we can't see?
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Hello Everyone, thanks ever so much for responding. I’m pretty sure the first Wayfair link is it. Ouch, it’s a lot pricier than I was hoping. I’m looking for a pair of matching end tables to flank my sofa in the family/living room. I’d like them to coordinate with the display case to the left of the sofa and with my existing glass and iron coffee table. The blue sofa is being replaced with a green velvet sofa.. Does anyone have suggestions for tables that might work? My budget tops out at $2,000 for two tables. I’ve included pictures of my room to help.
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You are stuck at OVER think!!
First, show the whole room
Second, reduce the contents of the cabinet. China next to a sofa? Why? If it must be there? UNLOAD 50% and it will look 1000% better. Better yet with books!!
End tables in the room we can not see? I would do black, or nearly black. Stop worrying on the back side, get a more open table and you won't need to worry.
there's no need to match the burl.....
PRO14 hours agoIf the end table must coordinate with the display cabinet, then select one in a dark finish with Asian details.
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PRO10 hours agoJan I have 2 of the Woodbridge tables in my Living room..I love them..just beautiful.
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@HIWE
That living room looks great!!!!!!!
@ VINNY
THE LEG is more important!!
Grandma will not be insulted if you store a lot of the stemware, and put in the kitchen AND use some of it whenever you want. Life is short! Get the rest wrapped and stowed in padded "cozies" in a plastic crate you can access when needed/wanted
Do it when your leg is better! It's not an asset to the cabinet you're worried about matching: ) all crammed in. It's a cabinet meant to highlight "objets" : )
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