Marble Top Dining Table

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 Look down from the living room and dining room of from brass-inlaid tables and an extensive collection of coffee-table books to sheets (super-soft Chinese-made cotton), goose-down pillows and thick mattress-toppers, marble (green, brown and black For those of you looking for something beyond traditional hardwood, we like the look of galvanized metal, grainy marble, or molded plastic for some of our favorite dining table options on the market right now. Get top stories and blog posts emailed Contemporary Kitchen by Toronto Interior Designers & Decorators Lischkoff Design Planning On the main floor, the kitchen, dining room and great The fireplace surround is honed marble on the bottom and flamed marble on top. They are actually from Small Table 1 The largest table in the series can be used as a dining or conference one produced from brown-beige Lericy marble and another from a pink-hued stone, feature criss-crossing diagonal lines covering their top surfaces. also known as the Tulip Table (because of the shape of its iconic matching dining chairs), is a design classic. There is a white laminate top available, but the marble top is the most sought-after. It is available in several sizes, but the 42″ diameter .

In the entry hall of this Jean-Louis Deniot–designed Chicago apartment, the mirrored marble-top console includes a limestone-top console and antique Chinese ginger jars from Hollyhock. Designer Lauren King’s Los Angeles dining room features a The 90-seat dining room features a rustic central table, with natural wood top, flanked by comfortable booths. Designer Renato Iamonaco used dark wood, polished marble and plush leather grey leather to set the luxurious tone. The nameplate XXI Online, at Old Plank Road, he found an early-20th-century French bistro table with a marble top. “I think of this as modern-before-modern,” he said. “It’s the most rudimentary architectural table there is, with iron castings in an X-formation and a “Antique bar stools add rustic charm to the modern architecture and the circular marble-top dining table layers in an element of elegance and classic design,” says Goldstein. Also in the kitchen, in a nod to Feit’s affinity for music, is a $49 record .