Designer Dining Furniture

HI,

i am looking for designer furniture in / around Houston. can someone please suggest me where to find the furniture for reasonable / decent price. Bed set, Dining table, couch, etc... please let me know where can i find. thanks.

Below, I've listed some great stores:
http://www.noelfurniture.com/
http://www.designersfurnitureexchange.co m/
http://www.laurau.com
http://www.noelfurniture.com
I hope you find what you are looking for!
Good luck!

2010-04-13 18:25:29 by Chaithanya

www.mustardmonkey.co.uk - Designer Dining Room Furniture - Mustard Monkey showcases thousands of great products for your home. Modern dining room ...

I just need some sources to search on and find some really nice, designer funiture made from either salvaged or recycled materials. The furniture needs to be something that people would actually want to use (so basically no chairs made from pencils where you have to sit on the points). I want to focus more on chairs, benches, work/dining tables, and storage.

Here's a link to some items...http://www.patiostore.com/backyard/polyw ood-m-36.html?sort=3a

2009-09-03 13:15:10 by Becky

Price: $400.00 $249.99

Matching chairs sold separately; part of coordinating St. Thomas dining collection
Made of durable, lightweight, rust-resistant cast aluminum; easy assembly
Table measures 47-1/2 inches in diameter by 28-1/2 inches high; weighs 48-1/2 pounds

Hi

Im looking at using an Interior Designer to look at giving an overhaul to some rooms in my home (Dining Room, Lounge, TV room and kitchen) but would like to know what is a standard rate charged for this service? Is this normally charged per hour or room and if so how long would a job take. I want a redesign, new wall-coverings, layout, furniture etc. How much should i expect to be charged? I live in the UK, North West

It is usually $100 to $120 US for a visit. It works though and really you save money in the long run because you get the colours of paint that will really work in your space. They advise you on whatever you ask. You can walk them through your house and get ideas of furniture placement, paint, accessories etc. Write a lot of it down so you don't forget. Also if you find pictures of ideas you like then have them handy to show the Designer so that they get an idea of the kind of environment you want to live in. They are usually at your house for a couple of hours. You will be very happy you hired them. Ask friends or at Home Shows for referrals. Also design schools can advise you where to find a competent one. Good luck.

2010-03-15 08:32:25 by luna

Price: $249.99

41.5"L x 17.5"W x 19"H
Bedroom
Some assembly may be required. Please see product details.

I'm looking for modern dining table. Any suggestions. Can anyone recommend a well known designer/manufacturer for modern furniture?

i've been shopping for a while before i decided to purchase Calligaris dining table. Very nice quality. As far as price goes - it was ok but a bit over my budget but i really happy with the look and the quality. Here is the website: http://www.modern-furniture.com/calligar is/dining-tables.html

2008-01-31 14:52:38 by VicD

Scenario:
You are a famous furniture designer. One of your clients has requested that you design a dining table with the following requirements:


i. the table must harmonize with the oriental interior décor of his apartment,
ii. the table top should be made of natural minerals,
iii. the minerals must be in its natural form (ie. it must not be chemically treated and chemical coating should not be applied to the table top).

After days of putting your creative juices in action, you managed to design a dining table that is of award-winning quality. However, you need to do some research on minerals to determine the most suitable one to be used as the table top. After completing the first phase of your research, you decided to focus and research further on the following 3 rock types:


i. Metamorphic Rock (Pumice)
ii. Igneous Rock (Marble)
iii. Sedimentary Rock (Sandstone)

Also put in mind cost , durability , aesthetics

Marble is the best choice. It will yield a smoother, less porous, and likely more durable surface than the others. As for harmonizing with the decor, that is a matter of aesthetics and certainly not my forte'. Although given a wider choice, a nice jade mosaic of a dragon for the table top would do nicely. After all, if I'm a famous furniture designer it's going to sell for a bundle anyway, so material cost isn't that big of a deal.

BTW, you have pumice identified as metamorphic and marble as igneous, which is backwards.

2007-03-06 15:59:59 by metalpowerr