Transitional Kitchen Transitional Kitchen, Boston
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It looks like it could be the Lyra pendant by Hubbardton Forge. -Nissa
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The light fixture is purchased on: www.eurolighting.com
I see the style as contemporary as well as mission. Satin nickel finish.
I see the style as contemporary as well as mission. Satin nickel finish.
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They are actually from Pier 1. Ironically, they have lasted about 7 years and they are quite comfortable.
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hi there! The table is an antique from Europe and was orignally a Nun's table in that they would sit on one side and look at the backs of the Nuns in front of them. Good story. I highly recommend that people always look for at least one piece in their home that is a conversation piece. (dimensions: 2'6 x 9'3")
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This perspective shows how Dutton was able to create a more open-concept kitchen, dining room and living room. Instead of a stationary island, she uses an antique nun's table on casters and easily stored bar stools for more flexibility in the kitchen.
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Island on wheels and stools tucked under
This is a wonderful resource and reasonably priced.
Correct, the dining fixture is the Lyra pendant by Hubbarton Forge