Classic Home Furniture

I want to know more about the european style furniture for example the rococo style, Baroque style and new classic furniture style and history of these styles. what furniture magazine should i subscribe?

well.i work in a furniture company which produce european classic style furniture,including rococo style,baroque style.

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2010-08-19 05:06:19 by Pearl Shaw

Create a warm and welcoming environment for your home with this solid wood sideboard from Classic Home Furniture. Built out of reclaimed wood ...

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2008-07-30 21:24:16 by Roni

Price: $89.99

Locking Wheels
Finish: Chrome-plated
Poles: 3/4-inch diameter poles

I just moved in to a new home. My kitchen is turning out to be pretty modern looking. It looks very nice and has classic brown cabinet door, stainless steel appliances, cabinet door with mullions, a built in desk and double pantry pantry etc..

I just bought these 3 kitchen lights that are very nice and look very modern. They are square and round shaped with beige shades on top.

My concern is that my kitchen is open concept to my living room. Now my living room furniture looks almost roman, very old and classic(tan colour). Can I make these two rooms blend??? Thanks for any opinions. I haven't bought my curtains for my living room yet.

Since you have what you refer to as classic brown cabinet doors and classic tan colored upholstered pieces in your LR, I feel that you can make these spaces work together. The key is to use like wise colors in each room.

2008-02-19 13:38:36 by Laurience

Price: $14.95 $4.95

I'm searching for a birthday present for my mom. We're moving house so I think a nice piece of decoration will be perfect.

I'm thinking of something like candy box, candle holder, potpourri holder, or other ornaments.

What should I search for in search engines? And the worst part is, I don't know what my house interior design style is called. We'll decorate the new house with the same style.

It's European, classic, we have metal filigrees, simple and plain stony items (the ones with carvings and a light white+orange-ish hue) and stuffs. You know, the grand, classic type.

what should I get her? And when can I find a decent furniture / decorations store in Melbourne?

Please help me. I'm stressed out!

This website has some lovely candles and other gifts.

www.mummysfavourite.com.au

2008-04-06 06:31:16 by tortoise_vagabond

House is currently 80's country. The woodwork is lt golden oak, white cabinetry & shiny hardware, shiny brass glass fixtures - my style is Tuscan, darker woods, marble, iron, rich earth tones. Mission also appeals to me, again, medium to dark woods, black iron, ect.

I am repainting the entire interior - walls & ceilings - that's already in the budget & is top priority. I'm thinking a shade similar to latte but w/ a neutral to slightly warm cast to it due to the woodwork.

I want to incorporate as much antique looking black accent as possible, I love the old look & I have a lot wrought iron decor pieces.

For furniture, I'm thinking leather, classic medium brown leather sofa/chair, need to find a dining table that is that lt wood, hopefully with some black iron accents. The LR has a stone fireplace, though it's grey instead of tan which seems odd to me.

Very tight budget - suggestions to incorporate my tastes into this home? Photos for ideas?
What type of hardware would you suggest?

Repainting the cabinets, as much as I would love to, isn't really practical right now. I can't afford to have them done and it's just not possible for me to do them myself at this point in time & have them look nice.

What about window treatments? I'm a "less is more" person. I'd like matching iron hardware on all the windows but not sure what kind of curtains I want. There are bright white wooden blinds on the bedroom windows but not the living room/dining room. Privacy wise, I'm ok with sheers though ... Color suggestions?

I also really like plants and am thinking some hanging drapping type plants in front of the large dining window (which faces back yard) would add a degree of privacy but not block too much light and view. I saw some pretty wroung iron hangning pots that were inexpensive. I just don't want to go overboard with the black.

brass & glass? tape off the glass, spray paint the brass with a flat black spray paint made for metal.

paint kitchen walls a soft yellow (matches with the existing colors) and pick areas to go over in a darker shade of the same color. what i did was to buy a gallon of dark gold paint...then i mixed a small amount into a gallon of white (same brand, with about 2 cups removed & reserved) and painted the kitchen. then i used the dark gold and watered it down a little and rubbed it in some areas. then i went over the same ares with the dark gold not watered down.(kinda like layering on blush or eye shadow. lol) then i used a little bit of the white an rubbed it in small patches randomly. the overall effect was that the walls had aged and mellowed over time.

against the soft mellowed tones of old wood (your table perhaps?) and the aged look of the walls add red or royal blue...while using the black accents.

go for plain and simple in the dining room table. to much black iron will overwhelm. it is for accent only :)

green plants are good. thyme or ivy would probably work in the dining room window, with some old shutters hung below, as they are a natural for the tuscan look.

have open display shelves. colorful majolica peices work well, as does colored glass (in jars or bottles). use lots of terracotta. display various pastas in jars, a braid of garlic or oninons, jars of olives, and fresh flowers on the table.

the stone firplace sounds fantastic. display some copper pieces,or baskets, or terracotta and fresh flowers, and a wonderful 'old world' type of picture framed in black.

if you have a wall that is just right - write something on it! in the kitchen 'bon appetite' or 'Vino vecchio, olio nuovo'
- old wine and new oil or 'Non si vive di solo pane' -
one does not live by bread alone.

and finally here is a link you might be interested in; http://www.homeimprovementtips.net/tusca n/cheap-tuscan-decorating-ideas.php

hope this helps. sure wish i could see it when you are finished. i know it will be outstanding!

2007-09-10 08:14:42 by amom25