Fine Dining Room Furniture

where can i fine used or donated church dining room furniture

check out www.gumtree.co.uk they have lots of furniture and freebies too!

2007-08-11 19:46:19 by Shell M

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I am inheriting a dinining room table that seats 8 and was wondering if they make anything that I can place on top of the table to protect it. I have two cats that have slipped when jumping onto furniture and their little claws come out and damage the furniture. This dining room table was appraised at around $2,000, I'd like to keep it in the same condition that I received it in for many years to come.

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If you go to a fine furniture store in your area (like robb & stuckey), they will come to your house make a template, and order it for you.

Look for a company in your area that sells Henredon furniture (go to their site, and find a dealer). That will be the fine furniture store that you can go to. Call 1st and tell them what you need, they may ask you to make the template, but more than likely they will do it.

2008-03-24 11:39:40 by ♥Kitty143Cat♥

Price: $179.99 $40.99

Set of 2 contemporary stools from Winsome Wood; air lift design for seat height of 25 to 30 inches
Black side lever adjusts seat height up and down; swivel chair design
Measures 15 by 15 by 25 inches each; 31-pound shipping weight

My furniture is mahogany and cherry; and I am getting rid of my carpet and getting my hardwood floors finished in a medium dark stain with a satin finish. My sofa is a creamy white with a fine wedgewood blue, seafoam green and salmon strip. Two wing back chairs are the same blue with the green, ivory and salmon firestitch design and two low-back chairs are the same blue with seashell designs in the same colors. I also have a creamy white loveseat. My drapes have a floral design with the same colors (only a little bolder) and the same creamy white background. I can't paint the walls blue because that would be too much blue, and I don't want to paint the walls any creamy white shade. I tried using a pale salmon color but it turned out like Pepto Bismol pink! Help -- I have to pick out paint colors soon.

Hi,

You seem to have a mixture of colours in your front room. Therefore why don;t you try and use the colour white so it emphasises the colours of your furniture and accessories? If you really can't handle white then try and go for a beige, anymore colour would be to much. Or how about painted horizontal blue and white stripes to go with your sofa?

Hope this helps and good luck!! x

2010-02-22 07:25:22 by Paula

Price: $477.00 $455.39

Dining and Kitchen
Some assembly may be required. Please see product details.
5pc Counter Height Table and Stools Set Cappuccino Finish

I have inherited a beautiful rattan dining room set. However, I have seen other pieces of rattan that have a darker shade. Is it possible for me to get a rub on stain that would work on the rattan? The set has a gloss to it, and I wasn't sure if I should take a fine grade sand paper and sand it down first or if it just is not possible. I would hate to ruin the set, but I would really like to attempt taking it to a darker shade. What is the best way to do this? Any advice would be greatly appreciated!

if it still has a gloss to it, u'r gonna need something to dull that gloss or nothing will really work on it properly.

I don't know if it would work, but TSP works on paint for dulling it... get some & try it in a place that u wouldn't notice... if it works, then do all the set or what u want to change. Then try using, I believe it's by Minwood(sp) that they have stain/varnish in one... then go for it.. use either a sponge or a brush.

If u use something w/ the varnish & stain in one it would save u steps. If u can't or chose not to, then stain, dry, cure, varnish/polyurithene... spray... or depending how tight the weave is.. paint on.

Hope that helps.

I have done one but it was pretty dull to begin w/ b/c it was sitting outside & got beaten by the weather.

2009-04-29 18:04:51 by justbeachy

I'm moving into a new condo. Long story short, it's owned by my boyfriend's uncle.... so he's giving me all of the furniture that's in there. It's a very small one-bedroom.

I wish I had a picture, but I don't. It's got white walls, white carpet, white ceilings, and black furniture. Black leather sofa, black tv stand, black dining room chairs, black stools, black oriental-inspired dresser, and a black bedframe with a semi-circle headboard. The coffee table is a rectangular piece of glass over a really awesome panther-sculpture. The panther's shoulders and hips hold up the table.

The only splash of color is the cabinets in the kitchen that have been painted a bright turquoise. The condo is much more modern than my tastes, but I'm willing to work with it. The only problem is.... I'm not completely satisfied with the way it looks just yet. I hate having so much white and black in a small space. I like the contrast, but it's too overwhelming. Another issue is my furniture I'm bringing with me is mostly earth colors like brown and beige.

Any ideas how I could make this work? Suggestions for painting the wall another color? Or possibly the cabinets? I'm fine with turquoise but if there's another color that works better I'm willing to give it a try.

Thanks!

introduce some color. pick your favorite 2 or 3 colors and begin introducing color. you won't use these colors in equal amounts. play with them until you have a balance that you like.

you said there was turquoise in the kitchen. Is it visible only in the kitchen or can you see it from other parts of the condo?

if you can see the turquoise from other areas of the home then you want to bring in 2 more colors.

some colors that look good with black, white, and turquoise.
coral--either the bright red shade or the paler pinky-orange shade
beige--the color of sand
silvery blue gray--the color of driftwood
dark green--the color of kelp or palm fronds

I confess turquoise tends to make me go tropical but you can just as easily go with desert colors for the turquoise. (thinking about where I might see things in nature helps me figure out colors)

turquoise could also take you to the Agean (think Greek) or North Africa (think Morroco)

you can use an area rug to help break up the white rug and define a space.

you can use pillows and throws to introduce color onto the furniture.

bring color in your accessories and wall decorations.

bring in live plants for color and decoration.

2009-05-20 11:51:00 by BB