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Scott Zimmerman, contemporary dining room with clean lined walnut table mixed with light upholstered arm chairs. Custom rectangular chandelier. Sisal rug with leather binding.

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The breakfast bench in this seating area is upholstered in a faux leather by Kravet which can easily be wiped down with a sponge. The colorful pillows and patterned wallpaper add a fun vibe to this cozy nook. The capiz shell chandelier is oval to compliment the oval Saarinen dining table.

Includes two 21" leaves to extend to 126" and seat up to 10 comfortably. May seat up to 12. The Presidio collections speaks to a modern attitude with a refined elegance. Inspired by a Mid Century piece found in a small shop in London, this collection offers excellent proportions, function, and versatility for today's homes and lifestyles. Most pieces stand on slightly concaved tapered legs with subtle interior shaping. Presidio is available in two fashionable finishes; a rich hand rubbed Chestnut Brown or Cloud Grey. Both finishes are accented with Textured Pewter hardware that adds a touch of jewelry to the collection.

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Bold, dramatic and singular home with a relaxed yet sophisticated interior. Minimal but not austere. Subtle but impactful. Mix of California and Colorado influences in a Minnesota foundation. Builder - John Kraemer & Sons / Architect - Sharratt Design Company / Troy Thies - Project Photographer

My client came to us with a request to make a contemporary meets warm and inviting 17 foot dining table using only 15 foot long, extra wide "Kingswood" boards from their 1700's attic floor. The bases are vintage cast iron circa 1900 Adam's Brothers - Providence, RI.

Walnut, distressed, dark wood, 6-person, 79 to 84 inch long and mid-sized eclectic metal rectangular and wood-top casual, light wood floor and brown floor kitchen/dining room combo photo with white walls and no fireplace

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In this renovation, a spare bedroom was removed to expand the living and dining space. The dining room features a Paul Evans cabinet and a Venini chandelier. Featured in Interior Design, Sept. 2014, p. 216 and Serendipity, Oct. 2014, p. 30. Renovation, Interior Design, and Furnishing: Luca Andrisani Architect. Photo: Peter Murdock

Includes one 18" leaf to extend to 72" and seat up to 6. Inspired by Charleston "Finds" from the famous antique shops on King Street, as well as the local Auction houses, Moultrie Park speaks to a traditional lifestyle with a casual twist. Design elements include traditional motifs, as well as the use of natural cane that gives Moultrie Park that relaxed livable style.

Dining area with a blend of modern and farmhouse elements. Lighting form Tech, dining chairs form Kartell (black is the "Lenny Kravitz" edition). Perry Luxe flat-fold Roman shades constructed with Classic Cloth "Montaigne in Black Iris" textiles. West Elm dining table. Photo by David Agnello

A lot of the furniture in the space was custom designed for the space. The dining room table was a piece that the homeowners had already had built by great local millworkers. We knew from the beginning that the dining room table would be a big part of the space, so we made sure to design a niche for it. © Joe Fletcher Photography