Yes, they're custom

Hello and thank you for your question,
The floors are 4" oak, random widths with mixture of Jacobean & ebony stain.
Lorraine

look for gate let tables on the internet. That looks to be the real thing, not a repro.

Isc87-Thank you for your inquiry. This is an antique, but, I just happened to be looking through a catalog from Wisteria, Jan. 2012. On p.42, there is a table very similar to this one-Arcadia Wood Gateleg Table. It's bigger, but your space might be able to use it. Check it out:
http://www.wisteria.com/Acacia-Wood-Gateleg-Table/productinfo/W4260/
Best news is, it's on sale!

Hello-thank you for the compliment. The light fixture is from Fine Art Lamps.
Lorraine

Design Dilemma - there are retailers that represent vendors such as Hunter Douglas,etc. They may also sell interior plantation shutters. They will measure and order shades for you. If you are a good measurer, Smith & Noble.com could be a good resource. Just remember, this is an investment. The wrong color, material or size can be avoided by hiring a decorator and could prove to be less expensive because you are avoiding mistakes. Good luck.

I'm not Lorraine, but these shades look like simple matchstick roll-up blinds, no? If they are, they're available everywhere, I've even seen them at Big Lots!

This is Lorraine, and these certainly are NOT matchstick.
Thank you,
Lorraine

I think matchstick could be substituted for a similar look as BobbiP says. I'm sure the shades in this room were worth every penny and I'm sure designer Vale's ideas were very valuable and worth every penny as well, but you could come close to the look with matchstick, if you're decorating on a shoestring.

Matchstick blinds wouldn't come close. They would be dismal. I'm scratching my head here. You see exactly what you want here and can order them from the designer. A cheap imitation will look exactly like a cheap imitation. You might just try asking the designer what she would charge to have these window treatments made for you instead of assuming it would be too much. just saying ...

Lorraine - 1000 apologies. j222b - thank you for your support. This post almost kept me from ever commenting again, I felt so bad for my suggestion. Pangaea - I'm sure you're right.

This room is beautiful and certainly deserves to have the best materials one can afford.

Pangaea, good response. Home owners who love some of the deigns on Houzz are not aware some designers are willing to "do windows", and not a whole room.
Ceili123: you either have to settle for an inferior look or pay the worth-it-price for the designer's vision.

j222b
Are you a designer ??

camurray: No.

Lorraine,
I love this entire room. Beautiful....window dressings are perfect. You are awesome!

j222b, you're absolutely right. Most people don't realize that many -- in fact the majority of -- designers will be happy to help you with small projects. It never ceases to amaze me how hard people try to cut out the very designer who created the thing they want. Imagine if we did that with music?-- Hey, Paul McCartney, I just love that song you wrote & sang and want to hear that in my own house. Do you know anywhere I can buy that song by someone else who sounds just like you so I don't have to pay you & can save a few dollars? -- LOL!! Same principle in my opinion and same less than satisfactory results.
-- Disclaimer: this is the opinion of Pangaea and does not represent the opinion of Houzz, its employees, and so on and so forth. ;0)

Pangaea, exactly. You can copy a Helen Frankenthaler and have a similar look, but it will never be the same as the real article:
http://www.google.com/search?q=helen+frankenthaler&hl=en&client=safari&rls=en&prmd=imvnso&tbm=isch&tbo=u&source=univ&sa=X&ei=CNoZT-3vB4WxiQK0l7ycCA&ved=0CFAQsAQ&biw=1280&bih=618

Hunter Douglas carries the Woven Woods collection. Stunning array of natural woven reeds, twigs, grasses. They are not imitation, and they are spectacular. Check your local Hunter Douglas retail store nearest you to have a look.

I think designer Hebson has nailed it, and a quality product, too. I have HD on 3 of my windows (wide wooden blinds with tapes) and they're good quality.

Roxy, Thank you for your inquiry. Yes, I absolutely fell in love with this table. I found it at an antique shop in Charleston, SC. It is a Gateleg, drop leaf with barley twist legs. Wood species is Oak.

Roxy-I just happened to be looking through the latest catalog from Wisteria, Jan. 2012. On p.42, there is a table very similar to this one-Arcadia Wood Gateleg Table. It's bigger, but your space might be able to use it. Check it out:
http://www.wisteria.com/Acacia-Wood-Gateleg-Table/productinfo/W4260/
Best news is, it's on sale!

Bentley Design can build this table for you in what ever size fits your room. You can reach them at 727-631-2882.

Thank you for your question.
I love these shades. They have great texture - natural bamboo and grass - and they are very practical, keeping the harmful rays of the sun off my furnishings.
These are custom shades purchased through one of my trade vendors. Color is 'pecan'. Lorraine

This shape seems to be everywhere right now. Look at BallardDesigns.com to start. Slipcovers are always such a great idea.

Hello,
These chairs are not from Ballard.
These chairs are from Lee Industries # 5205-01. It is on casters.
Thank you for your inquiry.
Lorraine

love this! Perfect for bridge. Looks elegant and comfortable. Begs one to sit down and enjoy the setting.

Try Valspar's Faded Clay.

Whitney- the color I bravely chose, is Ben Moore, Autumn Cover. It looked so bright in the can, but with no great expanse of wall in the kitchen or the breakfast room, I took the plunge and LOVE it every day!
Lorraine

Kravet: Riad Color: Dune, it's beautiful! Note pattern is turned sideways.

Isn't it a beauty? I believe the fabric is Riad by Windsor Smith in the dune colorway.

http://wshcollection.com/Shop/Product/riad-16.html?Id=853

Thanks! I wondered if that was it because the size of the pattern seemed different than on Windsor Smith's site, but I figured out the fabric was just turned sideways on the chairs! So striking- thanks for the source. I plan on ordering some yardage.

Here is same Fabric for less
http://www.buyfabrics.com/p-22077-riad-doon-lattice-drapery-fabric.aspx

Wonderful, I appreciate that so much, saves me a lot- plus a great source for the future.

Thank you for the wonderful compliment. The fabric is from Kravet, in fact, not Windsor Smith.

Thank you, Lorraine!

I have searched Kravet...do you know name of fabric by chance? I want to re cover my wingback chairs in it. love it!

Riad 16 color Dune by Kravet

The chandelier is from Fine Art Lamps found at fine lighting centers

Thank you!

A lot of homeowners choose can or eyeball lighting to allow their dining room furniture configuration to be versatile. If you have a sideboard you can add lamps and candlelight is always great, too!