Maitland-Smith is proud to offer our line of fine luxury dining furniture, including dining room chairs, tables, lighting and more – all with the exquisite craftsmanship and unique European-style design you’ve come toOur collection of beautiful dining room pieces draws inspiration from the height of the British Empire, and reflects the relaxed, yet distinctive style of the 18th and 19th-century upper-class British Maitland-Smith’s luxuriously-appointed dining room chairs are available in multiple styles,Our skilled artisans have meticulously designed and hand crafted these dining chairs using the finest woods & materials, delivering pieces that accent any fine dining room. Our unique decorative torcheres, lamps, and fine lighting pieces are made from a variety of high end materials and are the perfect addition to your home. From a full-length floor torchere to a small decorative table lamp, no formal dining room should be without a piece from our collection of
premium dining room lighting & lamps. For high end pedestal dining tables and other unique dining room tables, Maitland-Smith offers many choices, including To experience Maitland-Smith’s dining room furniture, chairs & accessories in person, visit your closest dealer or find a dealer today.Baker Furniture is described as the preeminent source for those who appreciate only the finest furniture. Design, quality and 150 years of history combine to craft these beautiful, luxurious furniture collections. A century ago, the founder designed and crafted his first furniture piece. The quality hand craftsmanship and design genius of that first piece remains to this day the cornerstone of Baker Furniture. The result of over 140 years of commitment to craftsmanship and luxury design is furniture that is uniquely beautiful and that stands above all. Boyles Furniture is proud to carry the quality and luxury that defines Baker Furniture. Since 1949, Boyles Furniture and Rugs has been at the epicenter of North Carolina’s famous Quality Crafted Furniture Trade.
Shop for quality North Carolina furniture with Boyles online or in our local showrooms. Learn more about Baker's historic legacy and what sets their furniture apart from the rest. Items 1 to 36 of 885 total Baker Classics Neoclassical Bergere Baker Classics Tub Lounge Chair Baker Barbara Barry Sofa Back Etagere Baker Barbara Barry Three Drawer Coffee Table Baker Bill Sofield Josephine Mirror Baker Bill Sofield Skate Server Baker Jacques Garcia Biarritz Dining Table Baker Lexicon Soren Spot Table Bakery Classics Ayer Wing Chair Baker Barabara Barry California Lounge Chair Baker Barabara Barry Upholstered King Bed Baker Barbara Barry Affinity Table Baker Barbara Barry Colin Cab Chair Baker Barbara Barry Colin Cab Swivel Chair Baker Barbara Barry Doyenne Dining Chair Baker Barbara Barry Empress Chair Baker Barbara Barry En Point Pedestal Baker Barbara Barry Fine Frame Chest Baker Barbara Barry Golden Cuff Table Lamp
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It also taps into the fine art of eclecticism, which is the name of the design game lately. That yummy curated style you see on Pinterest? Those rooms that pair retail finds with antique scores and magically just work? Chairs that are too similar can come off as near misses. Make it apparent that you're creating a collection by varying the shape, scale, and material. There's a fine line between mixed and mismatched, though. Try it by mixing chairs with and without arms, chairs with rattan and metal, or chairs with high and low backs. You can do it: Trust your instinct. Contrast is good and well, but the secret is to find chairs that have something in common, such as a similar style. If you're going for cottage, pair wicker chairs with farmhouse benches. For traditional, post the heads of your table with plush upholstered chairs. Then line the sides with Chippendale-style side chairs that have fabric-covered seats to coordinate with the upholstered chairs. Scope out different departments for dining chairs.
A fab upholstered accent chair made for the living room can be right at home in the dining room. Pay close attention to the seat height. Often, arm chair heights are lower than standard dining chairs. You don't want your chin in your dinner plate, so take along a tape measure when shopping and read the dimensions carefully when buying online. Click here for space and measurement recommendations. You're not done with that tape measure yet! You might find a chair you love, but if six (eight, 10, etc.) won't fit comfortably around your table and provide enough elbowroom for diners, your great chair might become a great pain. Measure your dining room table length to ensure your pieces will fit around it. Note the placement of any legs and how they affect chair placement -- or the comfort of dinner guests' knees when seated. Also take the dimensions of your room. You’ll want to make sure your new chairs leave enough walkway space around the perimeter not only when chairs are tucked in but also when guests are seated.
Do the Scoot Test Is the chair easy to move and lightweight? Raise your hand if this is familiar: During the course of a meal, you have to scoot back your chair no less than three times to fetch the salt, retrieve a dropped fork, or run for a towel to take command of a spill. Living room chairs are typically stationary, and made to be so, but dining chairs see their share of movement, so make sure the chairs in your mix are easy to move. Mixing on a Budget Bringing together secondhand finds is a perk to mixing and matching. The pair of captain's chairs you bought at a yard sale for a song can easily be updated to coordinate with a set of hand-me-down chairs. Unify mismatched chairs with a common paint color. Different shapes and silhouettes will provide the contrast, while a constant color will pull the look together. New seat covers or upholstery will do the same trick. See how to paint furniture like a pro. Browse our chair pairings to bring this look home.