Casual Dining Furniture

We recently got a much bigger set of living room furniture. We have a lot of guest so seating was a must. The main problem with that is there is no more room for our upright piano anymore. It's a nice antique piece that my husband loves so I would really like to put it in one of our more public rooms. The only other place I can think of is in the dining room. Is that weird to have a piano in a casual dining area? I would really like to keep it casual but worry that it'll look out of place. Any ideas on how to keep it casual yet incorporate the piano. Thanks!
My husband plays the piano and I can play a little. We have owned it for a while now and it's really special to my husband as it's been passed down for generations. At first I thought about selling it but it really is nice.

I think it's a lovely idea! To keep the casual feel, pink a couple bright colors to incorporate throughout the room - for example, choose a vibrant pink or blue for napkins and place settings, and carry it over with a throw draped over the piano bench in the same color.

2007-02-25 10:26:39 by .vato.

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This collection is a casual oak dining and bedroom collection in a medium brown finish. Looking for a unique name but not too hard to remember. Goods to be distributed in USA and Canada. Merry Christmas and appreciate the ideas

Leafy Lane

2008-12-20 05:08:50 by Furn-man

Price: $1,131.48 $754.32

http://www.gowfb.com/7-PC-Highland-Home- Round-Pedestal-Dining-Room-Furniture-Set -by-Liberty-Furniture-p-23031.php?produc ts_id=23031

I like casual but elegant furniture. I'm trying to decide if I'll like this set. The people at the store think it might be too formal for my taste, but I think it looks kind of country. Thanks for any advice.

It's sort of a "queen anne meets the country cousin" style. This is actually a poorly conceived furniture design; it looks like it's trying awfully hard to be a formal "Queen Anne" set (the turning of the legs, the dark mahogany etc), but those horizontal slats on the chairs are pure country.

This is not casual in the least ~ it's the chair backs that are giving you the illusion of being a country set.

2009-01-19 10:54:13 by KimberlyJ

Price: $1,089.99 $371.71

Cappuccino Finish
Includes Table and 6 Chairs
7 Piece Dining Set

I wanted to buy a casual dining table, but i'm worried that it might be cheezy, but tables at furniture stores are so nice,my kids wouldn't be able to use it, scratch you know not kid friendly.I'd be worried they would ruin it, however get something cheezy, worried about it falling apart. What to do??

After buying the stuff for the last 20 years it's not going to fall apart. It's always easy to assemble and quality built.
They always have a good choice from contemporary design to close to traditional. Not all of it looks like it came straight out of Ikea. And prices to suit every pocket.

Buy with confidence.

2011-01-11 10:12:26 by HomeschoolingRules01

I know the chances of many central Ohioans being on to answer my question are small but I have to try.

I'm in the market for a small, casual dining table and chairs.

Also, I am looking into the possibility of buying a small sectional.

Where in Columbus give the best deals?

If you're open to shopping online, you may want to check out http://www.homelement.com/products/Dinin g-Room-Furniture/Casual-Dining/Casual-Di ning_1_1.html

Good luck!

2009-01-28 08:54:15 by Happy Mother of 2!