Nothing beats the rich warmth of wood to make a home inviting, and these refinished pieces are some of the loveliest we've had.
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| Lift-top Brazilian rosewood coffee table with an interchangeable glass top by Jean Gillon for Italma |
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| Wood grain on the Gillon coffee table |
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| Teak nightstands with curved tops |
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| Nightstands with sliding trays out |
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| Danish teak cabinet with tambour door |
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| Cabinet with tambour door open |
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| Danish teak credenza |
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| Teak credenza open |
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| Dyrlund console table in rosewood, walnut and teak |
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| Dyrlund console table top |
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| Combination coffee table/blanket chest by Kip Stewart for Drexel |
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| Kip Stewart coffee table/chest open |
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| Baek of Kip Stewart coffee table/chest |
Oh those nightstands! Why did you have to show us those Dana??? No other nightstand will ever come close! They are my new nightstand bench mark. Beautiful.
ReplyDeleteAren't they wonderful? I love the curved tops, and those trays are fabulous. Breakfast in bed, anyone?
DeleteFirst three lots. Put them on my tab and send them in the next shipment to Australia!! I love them. Love them. Love.
ReplyDeleteWill do. Thank goodness you didn't put in an order for the coffee table/blanket chest. I was prepared to arm wrestle you for that one. :)
DeleteI'm with Kylie, those bed side tables are the new ultimate! In fact that is one beautiful stash of furniture!
ReplyDeleteI'm dying to see a really cool pair of lamps on those nightstands! Someone is going to get a great bedroom makeover.
DeleteWow! All of it is so gorgeous. So many different wood! SIGH I think my favorite is the Kip Stewart coffee table. Having a coffee table that is part blanket chest is ingenious...I'm always look for a place to stash the coverup I use when sitting on the couch.
ReplyDeleteThat would be a perfect place for a coverup! I have a fleece blanket that I use, and I keep it in my credenza, but that table would be even better. I love that it has drawers and cubbies on the back too. It's truly the all-purpose piece of furniture.
DeleteI'll arm wrestle you for the table/blanket chest, Dana. I fell hard for that piece.
ReplyDeleteI think Becca has entered the arm wrestling event too. This may be a fight to the finish! haha
DeleteDana, Dana, Dana... your SIL brings in some amazing furniture! These are beautiful. A friend of mine recently did a post on when it's appropriate to paint or refinish a piece of furniture. I'll have to send her over because this is a perfect example of why you would NEVER paint furniture of this quality. The wood is so amazing! I love the tambour door cabinet and the wood on the top of that console table is mouth watering! I'll try not to drool too much. Loved seeing these. Someone will be so LUCKY to get them!
ReplyDeleteHe constantly amazes me. I don't know how he keeps such a steady stream of incredible pieces coming in.
DeleteYes, send your friend over. I'm pretty much a purist where wood is concerned, and I generally consider painting it the very last resort if that's all that will keep a piece out of the landfill.
Combination coffee table/blanket chest by Kip Stewart for Drexel is my favourite of all in this post and I like combining different species of wood like the Dyrlund console table in rosewood, walnut and teak. There is a trendy burger place in my neighbourhood that has taken left overs of different species of hardwood floor to cover there floor, the look is quite inpressive.
ReplyDeleteI'd never thought about combining all types of hardwood for a floor, but I bet it looks really good. If you ever think about it while you're there, snap a picture for us.
DeleteThat's our wood fix for the day taken care of!
ReplyDeleteNobody should be jonesing for teak, walnut or rosewood at least until tomorrow. :)
DeleteGreat pieces. The 3-woodgrain top of the Dyrlund console is a standout. I bet that will be a quick seller. Is it a small dining table?
ReplyDeleteI think that top is absolutely stunning. The table actually is better described as a sofa table, since a console, in the strictest sense, is attached to the wall. It's only 25" tall, as opposed to 29-30" for a standard dining table, so it's best used behind a sofa or in an entryway.
DeleteBeautiful, beautiful pieces! I love the multi-storage pieces - you'd never know from the outside what function is on the inside.
ReplyDeleteI don't know what I'd do without some of my case goods. They're a beautiful solution to storage, and in a small house built in the 1950s, storage is at a premium.
DeleteSwoon! Such lovely warm wood.
ReplyDeleteI'd bring it all home with me if I could! :)
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