Dining Bar Furniture

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

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Without breaking the bank, but good quality?
I need a bedroom set, bar stools, recliner, and a dining room set.

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2009-06-17 07:40:13 by It is only my opinion

Price: $39.99 $34.99

Collectible with a practical use!
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Coasters (Set of 4) , comes with a wooden holder

Please help us design/arrange our ackward living-room/dining-room. We currently have the Morgan Full Sleeper by Levitz (84" by 37") and a 42" round glass top iron dining table. We would like to add more seating, an area rug, a bookcase, a flat screen, a small serving table and a small bar cabinet. Please help us decide what pieces of furniture to buy and where to put it. Here's our floorplan: http://www.georgetownmews.com/floorplans /unitAC.html

dining room:

center the table under your light fixture.

put the serving table or buffet under the window opposite your kitchen door.

look for a bar cabinet that fits into a corner. place it in the corner where your dining room and kitchen meet, to the left of the kitchen doorway.


living room:

place your (really beautiful) sofa near the large living room window (doorway?), running parallel to that wall with at least three feet of clearance between the back of the sofa and the wall. this gap will serve as your circulation path to and from the stairs. (let the sight lines of the stair entry guide you.) center it within the 12'4" width of the living room so that you will have adequate clearance on either side for a walkway.

opposite the sofa, place your flat screen tv, centered within the room--not within the 8'+ of wall left over after the doorway. use something, perhaps a bookcase, plant, lamp, art, to balance this "off-centered" look on the right of the tv.

the 9' wall opposite your stairs would be a great place for a bookcase or extra seating or both. if you want to stick to the morgan collection, use the cocktail ottoman with elegant shelves above. (begin shelving at least 4' from floor.)

the wall adjoining your stairs is a good place for larger seating such as a love seat (including the morgan loveseat) or two chairs (smaller than the morgan chairs) with a small end table between.

find a round area rug about 8' in diameter to bring your room together and mirror the round shape of your dining room table. other circular accents (like an endtable) are good, but don't go overboard (and don't use a round coffeetable).

ultimately, your choice in for additional seating and it's position will depend on how important tv viewing is for you. if it's really important, try the loveseat. less important, use two chairs and angle them for conversation. the ottoman suggestion stems from a goal to add flexible seating to that wall without obstucting movement. similar pieces will do the same thing, or seating here can be omitted altogether and replaced with large bookcases.

if your window is sunny and will cause glare on your tv, this entire scheme can be rotated once counter-clockwise and mirrored. this means sofa against the stair wall with tv opposite. bookcases/seating on the wall opposite the large window. chairs or loveseat in front of the window, perhaps angled for tv viewing. this configuration feels less spacious, but some people (including me) really hate glare.

i hope this helps. (it was fun for me!) if you need more help, send me an email.

2007-05-04 22:36:35 by Paul P

Price: $3.99

the 24 length. Straight ahead is a fireplace, wall sconces on either side. To your immediate left there is a small bar area, with 6' bar and 4 barstools. There is a curved soffitt over this area with two pendant lights coming down from the soffitt and illuminating the bar. The there is a slider on the right wall to the backyard. In the far right corner is a dining area. The far left wall is an entertainment wall with all necessary electronic equipment and various media: CDs, DVDs, Videos, Books, Records. . Also located somewhere in the room but subject to discussion are a couch, a coffee table, a drum set, and various other instruments and recording gear. The walls are textured. SO ! Tell me what walls you would paint and what colors. Where would you place other items ? It's all open to discussion. We can even change the color of furniture. The room is illuminated with six MR-16 can lights equally spaced.

Hmmmmmmmm, having been in the room, and knowing that it is pretty well lit during the day, I would say that you do the whole "rag" thing on the walls. That means, first paint it a deep jewel green, then taking rags, or I even heard that wadded up plastic bags work! and "sponging" maybe grey or silver paint over the still~moist green. I know that you babes play music in there, yet it is also your entertaining room, so it needs a comfy, "lounge bar" feel to it. What I did in my daughters room, and that I LOVE was to paint it very deep plum, then took a few cans of spray glitter, very LIGHT sheen, and sprayed that on all the walls. It comes out gorgeous and NOT bright glittery, just shimmery and magical. I LOVE that your fireplace is in the middle, It gives you a landing spot for the couch and coffee table, with chairs on either side. Then you have options for entertaining on both sides of the room with a connection in the center for hangin'. Me personally? I'd have the bar next to the slider for those summer parties, easier access to outside. I have no curtains on my slider so I can view the outdoors, but I DO have black sheers pulled off to either side for accent as I have a black suede couch and the walls are painted pistachio ("sage" green) to make the room look larger and brighter. So, for color, I always say that your main hangout should be pleasing to the eye. What about that cobalt blue on all the walls and a pale grey ceiling??? With dark grey high gloss trim it would be stunning! Or pale grey trim and very pale blue on the ceiling? Then pretty much any slip covers would work for the furniture, and blue is calming, yet can rock if it has to! HAHAHHA! I'd keep all the drums and stuff to the rear wall on the far left. If you are having a fire and hanging out, do you really want to look at that? maybe some really cool fabric screens to hide stuff when you want it out of sight, and you could MAKE those! Or with glass panels~ do you have access to a sand blaster? I have an idea that you would LOVE and you could do it cheap!!!! Let me know! XZXZ

2007-01-30 08:33:52 by bbq

I have several large pieces of furniture that is finished with a clear polyurethane. My ex applied the finish about 10 years ago and I would now like to darken it to an espresso color.

The pieces are solid pine from Mexico. They are rustic styled, but I went to the furniture store and saw that they had similar pieces but in an espresso stain that still showed the wood grain. They also had a see thru color, like red and green on some of the sides and front (as if they were originally that color and it didn't come completely off when it was refinished).

I have a bar, china cabinet, book shelf, coffee table, dining table and chairs that I'd like to redo. As you can tell I have a lot of furniture that I need to redo. So the less work I have to do the better.

Can this be done without having to strip the furniture?

Please help! Amateur at work here.

Thanks!

There are varnish's nowadays that are both varnish and stain, I'm not saying it will work, but I'd try lightly sanding one of your items needing staining, like a hidden corner of a unit that's not seen. It could save you a hell of a lot of work, probably take a couple of coats.

2009-05-24 18:42:59 by elda