A dining table with elegant proportions and a simple aesthetic heightened by its use of mixed materials. The leg system is precision machined from solid aluminum which allows the design to thin out and taper towards the bottom. Silicon Seven is an incredibly solid table with its legs placed at the edges away from peoples knees and feet. Pair that with a short upper skirt and you might not notice there is any structure at all. • Can be made to accommodate up to 12 people. For larger sizes please inquire. • Wood species, metal finish and sizing can be tailored. • Table can be made with an extension.

Step into the timeless elegance of our Midcentury Modern Bedroom Oasis, where sleek lines, organic forms, and sophisticated simplicity converge. Our meticulously crafted bedroom design showcases a low-profile bed with tapered legs, complemented by warm natural wood tones and iconic midcentury lighting fixtures like the Sputnik chandelier, all accented by geometric patterns and vibrant colors. This space is not just a room; it's a journey into midcentury design where comfort meets classic aesthetics, offering inspiration for those seeking to infuse their home with midcentury modern style. Discover the perfect blend of classic design elements and contemporary comfort, creating a sanctuary that transcends time.

As readers of architect/designer Katie Hutchison’s book The New Cottage (Taunton Press 2018), these homeowners approached KHS about designing a second home in Westerly, Rhode Island. Theirs is a double-long lot with street frontage on both ends, a short walk from the water. In addition to the new house, their wish list included a new lap pool (with associated patio) and new garage. Aesthetically, they were looking to create an informally elegant, human-scaled family compound, engaged with the site and connected with the outdoors. They further requested sustainable features/systems and low-maintenance materials. In response, KHS proposed an ell-shaped house that wraps two sides of a lap pool/patio. A porch-fronted two-story gabled component faces the main street and is flanked by the one-story primary suite in one leg of the ell and the one-story kitchen and rear porches in the other leg of the ell. The house is an efficient +/- 2800 square-feet and contains four bedrooms and three and one half bathrooms. A salt-box inspired garage is detached so as not to increase the building massing. It helps shape outdoor spaces and doesn’t block daylight and direct exterior access from the house. It faces the secondary street. Driveways off both streets offer different modes of arrival. The south-facing roof of the two-story volume – which includes three bedrooms and two baths – and the south-facing one-story roof of the kitchen and rear porches, as well as the south-facing roof of the garage support 47 photovoltaic solar panels, providing the bulk of the property’s electric power. Two oversized exterior folding glass doors off the living area and kitchen blur the boundary between indoors and outdoors, welcoming abundant daylight, views of the pool and patio, as well as summer breezes. An airy living/dining area includes a long custom window seat and borders a semi-open kitchen beneath a cathedral ceiling. Living area built-in shelving frames a TV and surrounds a modern efficient pellet stove. A cheerful interior palette of soft hues features pops of color, Scandinavian wallpapers, custom textiles, and a dash of warm wood accents in the form of counters, built-in desks, and custom furnishings. On the exterior, natural shingles side the main volume and environmentally friendly and durable Boral board-and-batten side the one-story components and garage, communicating a legible hierarchy of spaces. The overall effect is a breezy, crisp New England home, pool patio, and garage for today’s living.

Step into the timeless elegance of our Midcentury Modern Bedroom Oasis, where sleek lines, organic forms, and sophisticated simplicity converge. Our meticulously crafted bedroom design showcases a low-profile bed with tapered legs, complemented by warm natural wood tones and iconic midcentury lighting fixtures like the Sputnik chandelier, all accented by geometric patterns and vibrant colors. This space is not just a room; it's a journey into midcentury design where comfort meets classic aesthetics, offering inspiration for those seeking to infuse their home with midcentury modern style. Discover the perfect blend of classic design elements and contemporary comfort, creating a sanctuary that transcends time.

As readers of architect/designer Katie Hutchison’s book The New Cottage (Taunton Press 2018), these homeowners approached KHS about designing a second home in Westerly, Rhode Island. Theirs is a double-long lot with street frontage on both ends, a short walk from the water. In addition to the new house, their wish list included a new lap pool (with associated patio) and new garage. Aesthetically, they were looking to create an informally elegant, human-scaled family compound, engaged with the site and connected with the outdoors. They further requested sustainable features/systems and low-maintenance materials. In response, KHS proposed an ell-shaped house that wraps two sides of a lap pool/patio. A porch-fronted two-story gabled component faces the main street and is flanked by the one-story primary suite in one leg of the ell and the one-story kitchen and rear porches in the other leg of the ell. The house is an efficient +/- 2800 square-feet and contains four bedrooms and three and one half bathrooms. A salt-box inspired garage is detached so as not to increase the building massing. It helps shape outdoor spaces and doesn’t block daylight and direct exterior access from the house. It faces the secondary street. Driveways off both streets offer different modes of arrival. The south-facing roof of the two-story volume – which includes three bedrooms and two baths – and the south-facing one-story roof of the kitchen and rear porches, as well as the south-facing roof of the garage support 47 photovoltaic solar panels, providing the bulk of the property’s electric power. Two oversized exterior folding glass doors off the living area and kitchen blur the boundary between indoors and outdoors, welcoming abundant daylight, views of the pool and patio, as well as summer breezes. An airy living/dining area includes a long custom window seat and borders a semi-open kitchen beneath a cathedral ceiling. Living area built-in shelving frames a TV and surrounds a modern efficient pellet stove. A cheerful interior palette of soft hues features pops of color, Scandinavian wallpapers, custom textiles, and a dash of warm wood accents in the form of counters, built-in desks, and custom furnishings. On the exterior, natural shingles side the main volume and environmentally friendly and durable Boral board-and-batten side the one-story components and garage, communicating a legible hierarchy of spaces. The overall effect is a breezy, crisp New England home, pool patio, and garage for today’s living.

As readers of architect/designer Katie Hutchison’s book The New Cottage (Taunton Press 2018), these homeowners approached KHS about designing a second home in Westerly, Rhode Island. Theirs is a double-long lot with street frontage on both ends, a short walk from the water. In addition to the new house, their wish list included a new lap pool (with associated patio) and new garage. Aesthetically, they were looking to create an informally elegant, human-scaled family compound, engaged with the site and connected with the outdoors. They further requested sustainable features/systems and low-maintenance materials. In response, KHS proposed an ell-shaped house that wraps two sides of a lap pool/patio. A porch-fronted two-story gabled component faces the main street and is flanked by the one-story primary suite in one leg of the ell and the one-story kitchen and rear porches in the other leg of the ell. The house is an efficient +/- 2800 square-feet and contains four bedrooms and three and one half bathrooms. A salt-box inspired garage is detached so as not to increase the building massing. It helps shape outdoor spaces and doesn’t block daylight and direct exterior access from the house. It faces the secondary street. Driveways off both streets offer different modes of arrival. The south-facing roof of the two-story volume – which includes three bedrooms and two baths – and the south-facing one-story roof of the kitchen and rear porches, as well as the south-facing roof of the garage support 47 photovoltaic solar panels, providing the bulk of the property’s electric power. Two oversized exterior folding glass doors off the living area and kitchen blur the boundary between indoors and outdoors, welcoming abundant daylight, views of the pool and patio, as well as summer breezes. An airy living/dining area includes a long custom window seat and borders a semi-open kitchen beneath a cathedral ceiling. Living area built-in shelving frames a TV and surrounds a modern efficient pellet stove. A cheerful interior palette of soft hues features pops of color, Scandinavian wallpapers, custom textiles, and a dash of warm wood accents in the form of counters, built-in desks, and custom furnishings. On the exterior, natural shingles side the main volume and environmentally friendly and durable Boral board-and-batten side the one-story components and garage, communicating a legible hierarchy of spaces. The overall effect is a breezy, crisp New England home, pool patio, and garage for today’s living.

A dining table with elegant proportions and a simple aesthetic heightened by its use of mixed materials. The leg system is precision machined from solid aluminum which allows the design to thin out and taper towards the bottom. Silicon Seven is an incredibly solid table with its legs placed at the edges away from peoples knees and feet. Pair that with a short upper skirt and you might not notice there is any structure at all. • Can be made to accommodate up to 12 people. For larger sizes please inquire. • Wood species, metal finish and sizing can be tailored. • Table can be made with an extension.

As readers of architect/designer Katie Hutchison’s book The New Cottage (Taunton Press 2018), these homeowners approached KHS about designing a second home in Westerly, Rhode Island. Theirs is a double-long lot with street frontage on both ends, a short walk from the water. In addition to the new house, their wish list included a new lap pool (with associated patio) and new garage. Aesthetically, they were looking to create an informally elegant, human-scaled family compound, engaged with the site and connected with the outdoors. They further requested sustainable features/systems and low-maintenance materials. In response, KHS proposed an ell-shaped house that wraps two sides of a lap pool/patio. A porch-fronted two-story gabled component faces the main street and is flanked by the one-story primary suite in one leg of the ell and the one-story kitchen and rear porches in the other leg of the ell. The house is an efficient +/- 2800 square-feet and contains four bedrooms and three and one half bathrooms. A salt-box inspired garage is detached so as not to increase the building massing. It helps shape outdoor spaces and doesn’t block daylight and direct exterior access from the house. It faces the secondary street. Driveways off both streets offer different modes of arrival. The south-facing roof of the two-story volume – which includes three bedrooms and two baths – and the south-facing one-story roof of the kitchen and rear porches, as well as the south-facing roof of the garage support 47 photovoltaic solar panels, providing the bulk of the property’s electric power. Two oversized exterior folding glass doors off the living area and kitchen blur the boundary between indoors and outdoors, welcoming abundant daylight, views of the pool and patio, as well as summer breezes. An airy living/dining area includes a long custom window seat and borders a semi-open kitchen beneath a cathedral ceiling. Living area built-in shelving frames a TV and surrounds a modern efficient pellet stove. A cheerful interior palette of soft hues features pops of color, Scandinavian wallpapers, custom textiles, and a dash of warm wood accents in the form of counters, built-in desks, and custom furnishings. On the exterior, natural shingles side the main volume and environmentally friendly and durable Boral board-and-batten side the one-story components and garage, communicating a legible hierarchy of spaces. The overall effect is a breezy, crisp New England home, pool patio, and garage for today’s living.

The centerpiece of the scene is a rectangular dining table crafted from light brown wood. It boasts a smooth finish and a clean design, featuring four straight legs connected by a stretcher base - a horizontal bar that runs between the legs on each long side for added stability. The light brown color of the table creates a warm and inviting feel in the room. In the center of the table sits a simple yet elegant centerpiece. A white ceramic vase holds several green plant stems, adding a touch of nature and life to the space. Surrounding the table are four chairs, each with a brown wooden frame that complements the table. The chairs are upholstered in a light brown fabric, creating a cohesive look with the table. The upholstery appears light-colored enough to add contrast and prevent the room from looking too dark or monotonous. A decorative mirror hangs on the wall directly behind the table. The mirror's frame has a light brown finish that echoes the color of the table and chair frames, tying the design elements together. This placement of the mirror helps create a sense of spaciousness in the dining room by reflecting the light and the table setting. A chandelier hangs from the ceiling, positioned directly above the center of the table. The chandelier has a metal frame with a classic design, featuring multiple arms that each hold a clear glass bulb. The chandelier provides ample task lighting for the dining area, and its style complements the traditional feel of the furniture. Overall, the scene depicts a well-coordinated dining room that is both warm and inviting. The use of light brown tones throughout the space creates a sense of harmony, while the simple elegance of the furniture and centerpiece suggests a focus on functionality and clean lines.

contemporary, minimalist aesthetic. The clean lines, simple shapes, and neutral color palette are common features of modern and contemporary furniture. Some of the pieces also have a mid-century modern influence, such as the tapered legs on the side tables and the streamlined sofa. Additionally, there are some industrial elements, such as the metal and glass coffee table and the metal legs on the media console. Overall, this furniture can be described as contemporary with mid-century and industrial influences. It creates a sleek and sophisticated look that is often associated with modern design.

This kitchen design features a harmonious blend of traditional and country-inspired aesthetics, characterized by a thoughtful selection of materials and finishes. The cabinetry includes Dura Supreme's raised panel doors in an Antique White finish, complemented by white cabinets with a coffee glaze for added depth. A large island serves as the centerpiece, showcasing Lyptus-stained cabinetry, while decorative corbel legs and posts enhance its architectural elegance. The countertops are crafted from Vyara Gold Granite, imparting a warm, natural beauty that pairs seamlessly with the kitchen's copper accents, including a copper farmhouse sink, copper knobs, and pulls. Bronze faucets further unify the space's vintage charm. High-end appliances are integrated throughout, including a Viking gas rangetop, double ovens, and a Miele refrigerator, with appliance panels ensuring a cohesive appearance. A microwave drawer adds convenience while maintaining the sleek design. Architectural details such as crown moldings, arched valances, and arched toes on cabinetry contribute to the timeless appeal. The inclusion of distressed cabinet finishes and a rock surround brings texture and character to the space. The warm wood flooring and inviting barstools complete the design, creating an open, functional kitchen perfect for gatherings.

- AMOND TABLE. The Amond table stems from the designer Gino Carollo's desire to create a strong contrast between the base and the table top, while still retaining a great sense of formal and aesthetic balance. The contrast between the extra thick table top and the base, which is characterized by the absence of filled volumes, creates the illusion of a suspended table top, while at the same time maintaining perfect harmony. Base is available in painted metal or with an extra charge with brass, copper or pickled metal finish or polished steel. The top is available in veneered wood, glass or ceramic. Comes in three sizes. https://cassoni.com/Amond_table-01 - LAMINA CHAIR. The juxtaposition of two slabs of shaped emery-leather, which contain the bearing steel frame and form a single whole that merges the backrest with the legs, is the distinguishing feature of the Lamina chair designed by Mauro Lipparini. The structural stability of the entire shaped panel is ensured by the horizontal seat surface that secures and stabilizes the two side edges of the chair. Lamina is also available in the stool version, Lamina too, like a wader standing on his four legs, characterized by the cosy hug of the backrest which embraces the soft frame. Both the chair and the stool are upholstered in emery-leather. An elegant chair with a steel frame and high density, shrink resistant rubber padding. Fully covered in emery-leather. Non removable cover.Suitable for both home furnishing and the contract sector. Dimensions: 20"W x 22"7/8D x 34"1/4H. https://cassoni.com/Lamina_chair-01

As readers of architect/designer Katie Hutchison’s book The New Cottage (Taunton Press 2018), these homeowners approached KHS about designing a second home in Westerly, Rhode Island. Theirs is a double-long lot with street frontage on both ends, a short walk from the water. In addition to the new house, their wish list included a new lap pool (with associated patio) and new garage. Aesthetically, they were looking to create an informally elegant, human-scaled family compound, engaged with the site and connected with the outdoors. They further requested sustainable features/systems and low-maintenance materials. In response, KHS proposed an ell-shaped house that wraps two sides of a lap pool/patio. A porch-fronted two-story gabled component faces the main street and is flanked by the one-story primary suite in one leg of the ell and the one-story kitchen and rear porches in the other leg of the ell. The house is an efficient +/- 2800 square-feet and contains four bedrooms and three and one half bathrooms. A salt-box inspired garage is detached so as not to increase the building massing. It helps shape outdoor spaces and doesn’t block daylight and direct exterior access from the house. It faces the secondary street. Driveways off both streets offer different modes of arrival. The south-facing roof of the two-story volume – which includes three bedrooms and two baths – and the south-facing one-story roof of the kitchen and rear porches, as well as the south-facing roof of the garage support 47 photovoltaic solar panels, providing the bulk of the property’s electric power. Two oversized exterior folding glass doors off the living area and kitchen blur the boundary between indoors and outdoors, welcoming abundant daylight, views of the pool and patio, as well as summer breezes. An airy living/dining area includes a long custom window seat and borders a semi-open kitchen beneath a cathedral ceiling. Living area built-in shelving frames a TV and surrounds a modern efficient pellet stove. A cheerful interior palette of soft hues features pops of color, Scandinavian wallpapers, custom textiles, and a dash of warm wood accents in the form of counters, built-in desks, and custom furnishings. On the exterior, natural shingles side the main volume and environmentally friendly and durable Boral board-and-batten side the one-story components and garage, communicating a legible hierarchy of spaces. The overall effect is a breezy, crisp New England home, pool patio, and garage for today’s living.

Flip-up Desk Murphy Bed: Create a workable work surface by swinging the desk top up and unfolding and locking the legs beneath it. When it’s not in use, the desk folds down and is held securely in place. The desk’s Aluminum legs provide a modern aesthetic.

This kitchen design features a harmonious blend of traditional and country-inspired aesthetics, characterized by a thoughtful selection of materials and finishes. The cabinetry includes Dura Supreme's raised panel doors in an Antique White finish, complemented by white cabinets with a coffee glaze for added depth. A large island serves as the centerpiece, showcasing Lyptus-stained cabinetry, while decorative corbel legs and posts enhance its architectural elegance. The countertops are crafted from Vyara Gold Granite, imparting a warm, natural beauty that pairs seamlessly with the kitchen's copper accents, including a copper farmhouse sink, copper knobs, and pulls. Bronze faucets further unify the space's vintage charm. High-end appliances are integrated throughout, including a Viking gas rangetop, double ovens, and a Miele refrigerator, with appliance panels ensuring a cohesive appearance. A microwave drawer adds convenience while maintaining the sleek design. Architectural details such as crown moldings, arched valances, and arched toes on cabinetry contribute to the timeless appeal. The inclusion of distressed cabinet finishes and a rock surround brings texture and character to the space. The warm wood flooring and inviting barstools complete the design, creating an open, functional kitchen perfect for gatherings.

Model BESS chair with metal frame. Upholstered seat and high backrest. Choice of cover in fabric, faux leather or ""Vera Pelle"" (genuine Italian leather). The legs, cross-wise in the front and longitudinal in the rear, are made of thin-section steel tubing while the seat is fitted with elastic belts. Entirely upholstered, to offer greater comfort, the seat cover is available in fabric (with stain-resistant and antibacterial treatment), in GUMMY, a synthetic material, easy to clean, soft and smooth to the touch, or in ""Vera Pelle"" (genuine Italian leather). The attention to the design of the chair can also be seen in the visual continuity of the slightly curved line formed between the back legs and the high backrest. Suitable for decorating the dining room of a house or restaurant. Discover all the finishes! Calligaris: Italian Smart Design since 1923 What does ""smart"" mean for us? Smart is harmony between technique and aesthetics, between reason and emotion, because each Calligaris piece encloses the know-how of our experienced designers and our creativity applied to contemporary living."

Dimension: 18" L X 18" D X 34" H With its rustic, contemporary look and simple design, our Modern Sierra Solid Wood Dining Chair makes a stunning addition to your dining ensemble. Crafted of solid wood, this handsome dining chair sports espresso finish that superbly highlights a bold collection of natural wood grains and bands. Featuring a unique angled design, the backrest's gentle contour adds to the comfort and style. It is founded atop four sturdy legs, giving it its modern clean lines that are also inherently industrial. The aesthetic can even fit into a farmhouse setting, making it a highly versatile piece. This stylish chair will fit right into your formal dining room, dine-in kitchen, or as extra seating anywhere in your house. Wherever you choose to use it, this understated dining chair imparts an effortless charm to your room's ensemble. Made from solid wood, this handcrafted design makes a lasting and durable addition to your dining room collection, while its angled back and straight legs offer a classic look. Set a group around our Modern Sierra Solid Wood Dining Table along with the matching Buffet Sideboard to curate a friendly entertaining space, or let a pair flank a pedestal bistro table in the sunroom as a casual place to sit and visit. Crafted in the old world technique and style of woodworking, this remarkable dining chair is pure heirloom beauty. Special Features: • 100% Handcrafted • Made of solid wood • Dining chairs with ergonomic angled back • Rustic design with intricate wood bands and grains • Heirloom quality construction • Part of the Modern Sierra Collection Note: Real wood is a product of nature, and as such, no two pieces are alike. Variations in solid wood grain patterns are to be expected and make each furniture uniquely beautiful, just like us humans.

The Chisum Wrangler Barstool is a beautiful and functional piece of furniture that seamlessly blends western style with modern design. Crafted with a solid wood frame and upholstered in top grain leather, this barstool exudes a timeless appeal that will enhance the look of any space. Featuring cowhide accents and brass nail tacks, the Chisum Wrangler Barstool is a unique and eye-catching piece that is perfect for adding a touch of rustic charm to any decor. The cowhide is skillfully incorporated into the backrest, providing a distinct detail that sets this barstool apart from other options on the market. The angled legs are designed to provide stability and support while also adding to the aesthetic appeal of the barstool. Additionally, the Chisum Wrangler Barstool features a high-quality 360-degree swivel mechanism that allows for easy mobility and versatility. The overall design of the Chisum Wrangler Barstool is western-inspired and includes a backrest with a curved design that provides ample support. The seat is generously padded with high-density foam, making it perfect for extended use. With its solid wood frame, genuine leather upholstery, cowhide accents, angled legs, and 360-degree swivel mechanism, the Chisum Wrangler Barstool is a versatile and durable choice that will provide comfort and style for years to come. It's a perfect seating option for home bars, restaurants, or living rooms, and is sure to be a conversation starter and a favorite seat for anyone looking for a touch of western charm in their decor. Overall, the Chisum Wrangler Barstool is a beautiful and functional piece of furniture that combines rustic charm with elegant style. If you're looking for a high-quality barstool with excellent mobility, the Chisum Wrangler Barstool is an excellent choice. 100% American Made! Overall Barstool Dimensions: 43" H x 26" W x 22" D Seat Height: 30" Overall Counter Stool Dimension: 38" H x 26" W x 22" D Seat Height: 25" Leather Description: This leathers appeal lies in the combination of its disparate qualities: the firm, solid facade of this entirely masculine leather is suddenly met with surprise once its drapey warmth is revealed to the touch. Tanned in Northern Italy on large-scale English bull hides, this leather carries within it the heritage and artisanship of a highly-experienced tannery. This is a leather for and of the ages: it is genuine and earthy and the profound, rich color flickers to the surface through its multiple layers of finishing waxes. 100% top grain cowhide leather is characterized by variations in shade, texture, color and grain. Healed marks and scars are to be expected and enhance the natural beauty of the hides. These variations should not be considered defects as they are normal and unique features of genuine 100% top grain cowhide leather. Frame Construction: Made with American Alder Wood, our frames are glued, screwed and dowelled at the joints. Two coats of high quality stain is hand rubbed on the wood finish and then sealed with industrial grade clear coat.

This kitchen design features a harmonious blend of traditional and country-inspired aesthetics, characterized by a thoughtful selection of materials and finishes. The cabinetry includes Dura Supreme's raised panel doors in an Antique White finish, complemented by white cabinets with a coffee glaze for added depth. A large island serves as the centerpiece, showcasing Lyptus-stained cabinetry, while decorative corbel legs and posts enhance its architectural elegance. The countertops are crafted from Vyara Gold Granite, imparting a warm, natural beauty that pairs seamlessly with the kitchen's copper accents, including a copper farmhouse sink, copper knobs, and pulls. Bronze faucets further unify the space's vintage charm. High-end appliances are integrated throughout, including a Viking gas rangetop, double ovens, and a Miele refrigerator, with appliance panels ensuring a cohesive appearance. A microwave drawer adds convenience while maintaining the sleek design. Architectural details such as crown moldings, arched valances, and arched toes on cabinetry contribute to the timeless appeal. The inclusion of distressed cabinet finishes and a rock surround brings texture and character to the space. The warm wood flooring and inviting barstools complete the design, creating an open, functional kitchen perfect for gatherings.