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Hillgrove Project Transitional Dining Room, Los Angeles

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Transitional dark wood floor dining room photo in Los Angeles with white walls — Houzz

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danimd1222 wrote:
HI there-love this! who makes the register at the bottom of the banquette and what is the model, please? thank
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Tim Barber Architects
We purchased these Amish Early American Windsor Arm Chairs from Dutch Crafters. Hope that helps!
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kcook238
I love the window treatment, where are the shades from?
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riya31 wrote:
Hi, can you please tell me where the chairs and cushions are from? - Hi, can you please tell me where the chairs and cushions are from?
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Lucie

Would it be possible to know what king of finish was picked for the chairs and table? Was it standard or low sheen varnish? Thank you.

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Hi Lucie, the chair is made of brown maple wood with a black finish and light distressing, with standard varnish.

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lynnkatz wrote:
Where did you get the cushions? Can't find cushions that fit mymwindsor chairs.
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Amy Mason
where are these chairs and the cushions from? i love them.
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The cushions and pillows were all made custom in this photo. Hope that helps!
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dpeds15 wrote:
Who makes the arm chairs pictured here? - Arm Chair Pictured I would like to know who makes it because I'm interested in a chair of this nature for my dining room.
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Tim Barber Architects
I'm fairly sure that was from Hickory Chair.
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Tim Barber Architects
These are the Amish Early American Windsor Arm Chairs in Oak with Ebony finish. Hope that helps!
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freemakm wrote:
What is the red/white fabric on the pillows on the bench?
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The red/white pillow fabric is the Patmos in Pompeii from Carolina Irving: http://carolinairvingtextiles.com/carolina_irving_textiles/Patmos.html Hope that helps!
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The Matchstick Shades were made custom with the help of Valley Drapery. Hope that helps!
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babynurse wrote:
What are these shades called and where can I find them
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mistyboo
Yes, I, too would like to know whose shades these are!
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The Matchstick Shades were made custom with the help of Valley Drapery. Hope that helps!
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Kathryn Cardinell wrote:
Hello, what shades are these please?
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lynnwrush
They look like Hunter Douglas Provenance woven woods
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Tim Barber Architects
The Matchstick Shades were made custom with the help of Valley Drapery. Hope that helps!
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janmann wrote:
What you please provide the brand and model of the chandelier?
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dinece
Hi, I loooove this chandelier!!!!!!!!!! please tell me where I can purchase it. Thanks, dinece's Houzz.
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Unfortunately, the chandelier was already owned by the client. We updated with custom painted lamp shades from Reborn Antiques. Hope that helps!
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artmom wrote:
Kitchen chairs - Who makes the Windsor back chairs ?
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We purchased these Amish Early American Windsor Arm Chairs from Dutch Crafters. Let us know if you have any additional questions. Thank you!

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bbaylis17 wrote:
Hi there, can you tell me where the table is from?
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The table was made custom from Solid Alder in Ebony finish. Hope that helps!
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dtterryde wrote:
What is the paint color and brand of the woodwork and the walls?
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The cabinets and trim are all custom and finished with Benjamin Moore's Swiss Coffee in Semi Gloss Finish. The walls are Benjamin Moore's Halo in Flat Finish. Hope that helps!
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pamnan wrote:
who makes this table? I've always loved X's in furniture
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Thanks! The table was made custom from Solid Alder in Ebony finish. Hope that helps!
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What Houzz contributors are saying:

Vanessa Brunner added this to Houzz Tour: Balancing His and Hers Style
A breakfast nook off the kitchen is the perfect casual eat-in space for the family. A custom-designed table and pillows lend a personal touch to this cheery, sun-drenched spot. Chairs: Hickory ChairPillows: custom, made out of Raoul Fabrics and Peter Dunham TextilesLight fixture: client’s existing fixture
Becky Harris added this to Breakfast Nooks, Sunny Side Up
4. Choose shades that let in the light. There is such a thing as too much sun; these blinds nicely filter the light.
Mary Jo Bowling added this to So Your Style Is: Early American
Something different: As an earlier ideabook on Houzz says, Windsor chairs have joined the mod squad, finding a home in today’s interiors. Many versions can be found, including this streamlined version, by DutchCrafters, in an interior by Tim Barber Architecture & Interior Design.

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