Design Contemporary Ideas: Marble Dining Table

Today, Table 104’s and the curved white marble top bar looks out onto a breezy patio enveloped by vibrant flowers boxes and a canopy of lights. The wood-fired oven with its brick façade is the centerpiece of the dining room, allowing patrons an And with a height of 28 inches and a Carrara marble top 36 inches in diameter, it would be ideal for a smaller apartment, he noted, or a home with low ceilings. For a larger center table that could double as a dining table, he liked an octagonal design The hall guest bathroom combines beadboard, Carrara marble and all new fixtures. “The downstairs half-bathroom is almost everyone’s favorite room,” Sean says. “Instead of a traditional vanity, I used an antique table in the dining area, framed A 48-inch-diameter stone marble table with a mosaic medallion on mesh is $5,000 to $6,000. - Stainless steel: Long a standard in restaurant kitchens, stainless steel is now being used to top contemporary dining tables. Although sturdy and heat-resistant Kimye may have brought a 50-foot golden toilet tower, a hand-carved Marble Dining Table, and hundreds of couture-clad guests to Tuscany for their nuptials, but when it comes to destination weddings, sometimes the most intimate ones are the most stunning. For example, the wood parquet dining room table is from the Oakland Museum’s White Elephant The master suite – with skylights, coved ceiling with exposed beams, en suite marble bath, dressing area and built-in closets and dressers – occupies .

Extra large Great Room w/French doors, cathedral ceiling, huge marble fireplace, a nearby family room w/fireplace & office with fireplace plus well laid out Kitchen with adjacent Dining Room & adjacent in closet & dressing table area in the private A timber table seating six is matched with curvaceous coastal-influenced dining chairs, while a woven jute rug sits kitchen is imitated in one of the two bathrooms completed with marble hexagonal mosaic reminiscent of the scales of a silvery fish. In a more than slightly campy nod to unapologetically decadent 1980s decorative realness, Dame Collins’ condo has bank-worthy green marble tile flooring in the combination living and dining room and black glass coffee table with a sofa covered But even formal dining rooms are becoming less stuffy. Designer Kelly Wearstler encourages clients to swap the long lacquered table for a group of smaller "modules" in durable materials like marble or perforated bronze to create a more casual multiuse room .