Customers have been swooning over our new nesting tables! Simple glass tabletops provide a functional perch while revealing the aged iron grillwork underneath.
So stunning and practical!
A chair-side must have!
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Showing posts with label accent table. Show all posts
Showing posts with label accent table. Show all posts
Thursday, January 26, 2012
Wednesday, October 12, 2011
A New Accent Table from Aidan Gray...
If you're looking for a unique accent table to sit beside your favorite chair, we've found it!
I love the transitional shape and weathered wood top, accented with ball details.
This distinguishing piece is certainly not the Pottery Barn end table you'll find in all your neighbors' homes!
This end table, from Aidan Gray, is available in 2 sizes and is currently part of our 13% off anniversary promotion! Come in to check it out and see our many other occasional table options!
We are now carrying the entire line of Aidan Gray home furnishings and decor.
Link here to browse their catalog, and contact us for discounted orders!
Friday, June 10, 2011
We're on a roll...
Just in - industrial accent tables on wheels! How cute are these?
The taller model is 13x12x32 and just $275.00
The shorter model is 20x17x25 and just $295.00
Wednesday, April 27, 2011
A quaint composition...
We love this grouping of the rustic round accent table and upholstered dining chairs. The threesome makes an ideal arrangement for a quiet corner and provides extra seating when necessary.
Pictured: Fanny Side Table and Lara Chairs
Saturday, February 26, 2011
Introducing...The Cricket Table
The latest addition to our Old Lumber furniture collection is the Cricket Table. This historical design can be recognized by its characteristic round top over three leg base. Available in custom sizes and a variety of finish options, this table is the perfect bedside accent or armchair perch.
Old Lumber Cricket Table
A little history on this design...
The cricket table was originally introduced during the Jacobean period, (1600-1688). Jacobean furniture inspired many early American styles. Its massive, sturdy characteristics and simple construction methods have been replicated for centuries.
Wednesday, June 30, 2010
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