That is our design. The Verona dining chair is available through Dering Hall.

Benjamin Moore's Decorator's White is a similar color.

Thanks...what a beautiful room! If I wanted some contrast where the molding will pop, do you have any other suggestions? Also, what color and finish is on the molding in this picture?

One thing that works about this space is the contrast in colors as well as the contrast in materials. The soft upholstery paired with the clean lines of the dining table create a nice balance. But I think the same balance can be found with similar products. Check out the dining room in this featured ideabook

ideabook:
http://www.houzz.com/ideabooks/754670/list/Houzz-Tour--A-Soothing-Retreat-in-the-Heart-of-Chicago

dining room:
http://www.houzz.com/photos/305668/City-Retreat-contemporary--chicago

It's another pairing of round white dining table with beige upholstered dining chairs — and it's beautiful. It just creates a very different space.

Perhaps if you like the look of this image, stick to a darker accent piece — like art, floors, or a sideboard.

Annie is right - these chairs with a white/greyvtable would be too Same-Same unless the walls were something darker or the upholstery were a darker tone.

Hello bepsf,

The chairs featured in the picture above , are the ones I got my inspiration from for my chairs....similar style only mine are a bit taller and I think a tad narrower. Anyway, I'm the one that was asking the questions as to whether or not to do nail head the way these were done or only go around the bottom of the seat. I posted the chair I'm getting, but in the floor model fabric......

Hi -- I love nailheads. And, I think they will look great with the fabric you selected. Where to start/stop is hard though.

I found this picture http://www.homedecorators.com/P/Becca_Nailhead_Dining_Chair/520/ and this picture http://www.westelm.com/products/nailhead-dining-chair-g218/?pkey=csale-new&bnrid=3917705&cm_ven=AfCompShop&cm_cat=ShopStyle&cm_pla=GAN&cm_ite=Std that I think are illustrative of how else to put the nailheads on the chair.

I personally like the look of just having the nailheads on the bottom -- it's simpler, timeless and easy to take care of (no wear and tear from pulling the chairs in and out of the table).

I don't know who makes these chairs--the legs are very distinctive. But I can tell you that this type of chair would go well with any table. Just stick to clean lines and mix away!

Thank you so much for your reply. I lack confidence, so I find it hard to make final decisions.

Please send us your questions any time! Make lots of Ideabooks on Houzz and you'll find plenty of inspiration.

I am sure you know silver is easily tarnished during storage. I've found the best way to store silver is in an archival box, a regular box will have acids in the paper or cardboard which cause the silver to tarnish. Also, using silica gel in the box, and/or the closet,helps to keep the humidity down. Again humidity causes tarnishing. Another very important thing to remember is not to wrap the silver in newspaper. Newspaper also has a lot of acid in it and will change the color of the silver and make it much harder to clean. I suggest wrapping it in clean white cotton fabric.
You can buy archival boxes at most art supply stores as well as the Container Store.

Silver flatware is best stored in a silver chest or a drawer of a credenza or buffet that's lined with felt and has dividers for separating & organizing your cutlery.

Any store that sells silver flatware will have a selection of silver chests - typically they're offered by the manufacturer of the silver flatware...
...or you can purchase them online.

http://www.bing.com/shopping/search?q=silver+chest&FORM=HURE