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We are lucky to have a small window in the Juliet balcony in a second floor bedroom, which afforded these shots of the living room as seen from above. This shot gives us a chance to appreciate the overall layout of the room, and the way the large jute rug outlines the central seating area, furthered defined by the smaller Persian rug which can be appreciated through the glass coffee table. The wonderfully unusual cafe-au-lait Mushroom stools by John Derian for Cisco Home are best appreciated from this vantage, as are the pari of Lane Acclaim side tables, adding a mid-century flavor to the more traditional style of the furnishings. The smaller, corner seating areas are also seen in scale as cozy nooks to escape to for reading, or a quiet cup of tea.

We are lucky to have a small window in the Juliet balcony in a second floor bedroom, which afforded these shots of the living room as seen from above. This shot gives us a chance to appreciate the overall layout of the room, and the way the large jute rug outlines the central seating area, furthered defined by the smaller Persian rug which can be appreciated through the glass coffee table. The wonderfully unusual cafe-au-lait Mushroom stools by John Derian for Cisco Home are best appreciated from this vantage, as are the pari of Lane Acclaim side tables, adding a mid-century flavor to the more traditional style of the furnishings. The smaller, corner seating areas are also seen in scale as cozy nooks to escape to for reading, or a quiet cup of tea.

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Dimension: 24" L X 24" D X 24" H If you’re a connoisseur of vintage artifacts that feature modern sensibilities, then you'll certainly appreciate the bold, beautiful and highly stylistic design of our Floreo Rustic Solid Wood Round End Table With Drawer. While the aesthetics of this solid wood end table are definitely on the unique side, that doesn’t make it any less pragmatic. Featuring a smooth, round table top, the top frame umbrellas in a slight nosing over a single drawer compartment that artfully merges into the round physique of the end table. The bottom frame consists of a clustered cross-legged design with a firm footing that both complements and contrasts the curvy upper half. Capping off the whole look is the single metal pull-out knob and the gorgeous natural wood stain. As a result, the overall effect of this living room end table is quite sculptural in beauty. Handcrafted from 100% solid Rosewood, you’ll definitely appreciate the unfettered heirloom quality of the Floreo table. Along with that, it also boasts a very distinctive style, an excellent strength, and the utmost durability. You’ll also appreciate the visual versatility of this one drawer end table quite a bit. It can be seamlessly integrated within a number of interior design styles, be it rustic, contemporary, transitional, traditional or more. But it would look its best when paired with the round coffee table from our Floreo Solid Wood Round 3 Piece Coffee Table Set. Special Features: • 100% Handcrafted • Solid Rosewood craftsmanship • Rustic style design • One drawer • Round table top • Cross-legged table design • Smooth rustic finish • Heirloom quality • Visually versatile • Easy maintenance 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 owners of this 1960s residence, avid art collectors, grew weary of the kitchen and dining room. These rooms were distinctly separate spaces and felt somewhat small, confined and a bit distant. Moreover, the divided spaces limited how they could display and view their art collections. They wanted to remove the wall and bind the spaces together, while providing display space that would allow them and their guests to appreciate the artwork from a more generous viewshed. They also wanted to create a comfortable combined living/dining/cooking/entertaining space that reflects their appreciation for simple and thoughtful design. The design solution removes the shared wall, expanding the perceived space of both areas, while retaining a subtle division with custom cabinetry that is both part of the kitchen island and a display cabinet/screen wall. The owners’ collection of various ceramic objects can now be appreciated from both the kitchen side and the dining room side.

A pull out hamper was custom built for this space using Showplace Wood Products cabinetry in Cherry Coffee. The beautiful Savannah Door Style adds the right amount of detail.

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