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Dining room, with all new furniture, draperies and lighting. All chairs were custom made from our design. China cabinet is from Maitland-Smith. Accent walls painted chocolate brown. Ancestral paintings were purchased from an antique collection by designer.

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Stan Fadyukhin, Shutter Avenue Photography
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Interior Designer: Rebecca Kennedy Design Firm: Dallas Design Group, Interiors Photographer: Dan Piassick
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You’ve come to expect the best in quality and style from Sierra Living Concepts; this rustic contemporary large live edge dining table certainly combines both in a big way. Organic modern rooms are about natural materials, unique textures, sleek clean lines, and in the dining room you can’t go wrong with this fabulous dining table. Inspired by the feisty industrial movement of the early 20th-century worktable our contemporary organic dining table provides a bold backdrop for entertaining. The iron base is all about modern/contemporary styling and supports a top made of solid exotic Indian Acacia wood, known for its unique grain and rich color. Like all natural rustic furniture each piece will have cracks that may widen over time, this is called checking and is highly prized in the world of rustic furniture and buildings. This is a natural occurrence and will not in any way affect the structural integrity of the piece. The wood for your piece has been expertly seasoned in a long slow process which helps control and maintain even moisture levels giving you a superior product. You may see Acacia wood used outdoors but this piece has been made for indoor use only. This table is very easy to care for, simply wipe the piece with a clean cloth after unpacking to help achieve its natural appearance. You may use an application of beeswax or brie wax when you wish to rejuvenate your piece. Dining table for 6 people. Special Features • Iron Base Support • 3’’ Solid Slab Acacia Wood (raw) • Acrylic Based Two Component Lacquer (Hardener + Base) • Easy Care • Dimensions: 82'' L x 38'' W x 30'' H • Reddish brown with honey tones Finish • Some simple assembly required • Environmentally friendly • Hand Finished • Will accommodate 6 people

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Cherie Cordellos Photography http://www.photosbycherie.net/

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Home Design & Decor Magazine October/November 2017 http://homedesigndecormag.com/feature/1640 Photographer: Dustin Peck http://www.houzz.com/pro/dpphoto/dustinpeckphotographyinc