goober
I just moved and I'm working on decorating my house, but I'm having a really hard time deciding on what to do for a kitchen table.
The way the room is designed is so that there is one space, about 36 ft. long providing the kitchen, area for a kitchen table and then the family room. The only thing that divides the kitchen area from the family room is the fact that the kitchen has tile and the family room has carpet. Now, the problem is that in my kitchen I have a lighter colored maple cabinet, I believe it is often referred to as honey, but I'm not positive. When I was decorating for the family room I knew that I wanted a large media center to house my tv and other things. The only color I could find them in, other than oak (which wouldn't have worked with the style I have) was a dark cherry. So, no I'm very concerned about being able to make the transition from the kitchen table to the family room media center and somehow getting the table to work with both rooms.
The only thing I have thought of was a glass table. The only problem is that I can only find glass tables in round sizes instead of rectangle, which I'm not sure if it would work right. The kitchen itself is about 18 ft. long and the area where the table would sit is about 10ft. 8in.
I went searching last weekend and I found one table that I think may work: http://www.kanesfurniture.com/furnituredetail.aspx?CategoryID=95&PackageID=28811 I liked the look of the table and I also like that I can get matching bar stools. The bar sets in the same area as the table, so I'd like to get them to match as well if I can.
Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated. If you need any other info about the room, setup, colors, etc. just let me know and I can get anything.
Thanks so much!
Thanks for your reply:
My colors are:
Paint: Beige
Countertops: Beige: http://www.silestoneusa.com/colors/colors.cfm?ColorID=29
Carpets: Beige
Tiles: Kind of an orange and teracota color, chosen to match the maple cupboards.
I looked at some of the cherry tables when I was at some furniture styles and the only concern is that the cherry won't look right since it would be right next to my maple cupboards. The kitchen is in eat in style kitchen, so the table would be closest to the maple cupboards and the dark cherry media center would be about 10ft. away or so.
I'm not looking for anything too fancy, just something that would tie the rooms together and look nice.
Thanks again!
Answer
You might want to look for a table that is two toned, maybe something like this
http://www.homedecorators.com/P/Embassy_Counter-Height_Dining_Table/210/
I know the colors might not be exactly what you need, but just to give you an idea of what I'm talking about. You could get a table with a honey top, and more cherry toned on the bottom. And please please please keep in mind that your wood tones do not have to match exactly. Another way you could incorporate the two is maybe get a honey colored table, and use leather parson-looking chairs in a darker tone to bring in the darker cherry of the entertainment center, or vice versa, you could use a cherry toned table with some leather honey colored chairs. Personally I'm not a fan of the Belmont piece, from what you described, it seems like that would be throwing in another unmatched piece. If all else fails, get a honey toned table and chair set, then get some dark woven wood (maybe bamboo) place mats, a dark wood bowl for the center, and some dark chair cushions to tie in the colors.
You might want to look for a table that is two toned, maybe something like this
http://www.homedecorators.com/P/Embassy_Counter-Height_Dining_Table/210/
I know the colors might not be exactly what you need, but just to give you an idea of what I'm talking about. You could get a table with a honey top, and more cherry toned on the bottom. And please please please keep in mind that your wood tones do not have to match exactly. Another way you could incorporate the two is maybe get a honey colored table, and use leather parson-looking chairs in a darker tone to bring in the darker cherry of the entertainment center, or vice versa, you could use a cherry toned table with some leather honey colored chairs. Personally I'm not a fan of the Belmont piece, from what you described, it seems like that would be throwing in another unmatched piece. If all else fails, get a honey toned table and chair set, then get some dark woven wood (maybe bamboo) place mats, a dark wood bowl for the center, and some dark chair cushions to tie in the colors.
redo old butcher block countertops?
Wanda S
any ideas on this project..My countertops are old and scratched so bad..cant afford new...would painting them ruin the looks of them.?.i also have bar stools that need to be the same color to match this...my cabinets and table and chairs are pine
Answer
a-a--a-akkkk! don't touch that butcher block it is priceless have you taken leave of your senses...!!!
simply clean it up some with soap and water. butcher block tops were intended to be utilitarian, and a little beat up is good and alot beat up isn't a bad thing either. the only thing that needs to change in that kitchen is the perception of the viewer.
a-a--a-akkkk! don't touch that butcher block it is priceless have you taken leave of your senses...!!!
simply clean it up some with soap and water. butcher block tops were intended to be utilitarian, and a little beat up is good and alot beat up isn't a bad thing either. the only thing that needs to change in that kitchen is the perception of the viewer.
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