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Use these cottage dining room decorating ideas to help this high traffic area be both enjoyable and functional.  The dining area is frequently the hub of daily activity in a cottage home.  Our cottage dining room decorating posts include Inspiration Boards, Rooms to Love, Color Boards, Get the Look and Design Tips all focused on helping you create a unique and memorable gathering spot. Every cottage decorating post includes sorting tags if you would like to focus on a specific color or decorating style. If you would like to discuss your ideas or need help consider contacting our cottage style designers.
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				Mother Nature can often be an inspiration for interior designing.  Bring natural elements into a space for instant depth and beauty in a room.  As shown in this room, simple colors and outdoor elements lend themselves to a care-free sophistication.

Natural elements, like flowers and greenery, are easy to change in and out with the seasons – always keeping a room fresh and updated.  Floral fabrics and natural wood furniture also lend themselves to an “earthy” air in a room.

source: Home Rules


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Early History
The Country Farm Table has come a long way from its humble origins.  Earliest mentions date back to the ancient Greeks.  They were used in medieval castles where meals were taken in the Great Hall.  All the inhabitants of the castle crowded around a long narrow table, seated on rough wooden benches.  Its close cousin, the refectory table, was used in monasteries and seminaries.  Designed to be portable, the table consisted of large planks of wood laid across a trestle so that it could be picked up and moved away when the meal was finished.

The American Farmhouse table evolved to meet the basic needs of the early settlers.  They were usually made from slabs of Eastern White Pine, the most plentiful lumber available in Colonial times.  Structural timbers were converted to table legs or trestles.  Families and farm workers were usually seated around a basic bench or two.  The lumber they used was not cured or kiln dried, forming cracks and twists as it air dried.  The soft pine quickly showed the wear and tear of daily use.  The table served many purposes – a place to eat, a handy workbench, a baking board, a countertop for canning and preserves.  But most importantly, the rough-hewn table was a place to gather at the end of a hard day’s work on the farm.   These antique Colonial Farm tables are hard to find today, and can cost thousands of dollars.

As towns and cities developed -- and the population became more affluent and sophisticated – the humble farmhouse table was soon replaced by the formal, polished dining room table that was often reserved for special occasions and company.  Nevertheless, many families continued to gather around the farmhouse table in the kitchen, where meals were a family affair.
A Nostalgic Return to a Simpler Time
Once again, the country farm table has come into its own.  Particularly suited to today’s informal lifestyle, the farmhouse table evokes memories of a simpler time – the comforts of home, the aroma of a meal cooking on the hearth, the family sharing stories at the end of a long day.  Valued for its clean, classic lines, these simple wooden tables fit almost any environment from urban sophisticated to country rustic.

Catering to every taste and income level, farm tables can be divided into three tiers.  Tier One is the most basic – the mass market table that is generally manufactured off-shore.  Not always made from full planks or even from real wood, some Tier One tables have plastic finishes.  They are mass produced and are available in a limited number of sizes, styles, and finishes.  Considered a good ‘starter’ table, it is priced to be affordable.

On the opposite end of the spectrum is Tier Three – the authentic antique farmhouse table.  They are difficult to find and often considered collector’s pieces or museum quality artifacts.  Though highly prized, they are often not available to fit today’s size requirements.  Built to fit old, small rooms, many antique tables are too narrow or too small for today’s larger-sized dining rooms.

Sitting right in the middle is the growing Tier Two – made-to-order farmhouse tables - balancing all the best of old and new.  Hand-crafted and custom made, contemporary country farm tables offer options of complete customization not widely available in the past.  Bench-built by specialized furniture craftsmen and artisans, these tables can be produced to your specifications at an affordable price.
Select Your Size
The first – and some say the most important choice is size.  Tier Two made-to-order tables can be made in any size to fit your space and offer maximum seating flexibility.  Long…rectangular…square…round…oval…design a table that suits the dimensions of your room and fits your lifestyle.  Tables can be sized for a traditional dining room or for a kitchen nook with freestanding chairs or with benches.  It can even be made to fit built-in window seats or banquets.  Today’s farmhouse tables can be made with company board extensions to accommodate extra seating – a nod to the original extension tables of yore.
Choose Your Wood
Tables can be made from traditional pine or from premium woods such as rustic cherry, maple or oak.  A good farmhouse table is made with long planked construction used by early craftsmen.

Still more options to choose from – new wood or old.  Custom tables can be made from reclaimed weathered boards, including old English pine or reclaimed American barn boards.  Though somewhat more expensive, reclaimed wood tables are the closest you can come to an authentic antique.  Nail holes, saw marks and other imperfections add to the charm of a reclaimed wood table.  In addition to its aesthetic appeal, the use of reclaimed wood eliminates the need to cut down a new tree – the ultimate in recycling!
Customize Your Options
Our ancestors had few options for the base of a farmhouse table – a trestle or a turned leg would suffice.  But today, choices abound.  In addition to the traditional trestle or turned leg, country tables can sit on a round pedestal, a stretcher base, tavern base or the upscale double-pedestal trestle table.

Still more choices!  Select the thickness of the top and choose whether you want it planked or seamless construction.  Even table-top overhangs can be adjusted.
Add the Finishing Touches
Farmhouse tables made from new wood are generally hand-distressed to provide the character of a well-aged reclaimed wood table.  They can be heavily distressed for a rustic look or lightly distressed to impart a more refined aura.  Tables can be finished in any color or stain, or in a paint/stain combination.  Custom paint and stain options are normally available for an extra charge.  Rubs, glazes, peels, washes and even crackle options are some of the finishing touches that make your table unique.  Environmentally friendly finishes with clear top coats provide safe and durable finishes.

The end result is a farmhouse table where memories will be made for generations to come.

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"I like combining styles to create an eclectic yet compatible look.  This look blends a rough, tavern style table and chairs with softer, more feminine fabrics.  By choosing two fabrics for the chairs, it breaks up the monotony and adds an eclectic element.
I want a dining room that is inviting and casual with a sense of grace."

-Katie S.



Katie's Dining Room Inspiration Ideas:  Old English Pine Turned Leg Stretcher Base Table in Clear Wax with Light Rough Hewn Distressing, Frankie Upholstered Dining Chairs in both Spiroflora Mist Fabric (End Chairs) & Bristol Dusty Blue (Side Chairs) with Vintage Latte finish for the legs.
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				When decorating dining rooms, remember that dining rooms tend to be for more formal meals, while the kitchen table is not only where you and your family break your daily fast, it usually functions as a project center, homework supporter, and is generally the most utilized surface in your home.  Whatever the style you want to achieve in your kitchen, the kitchen table needs to be able to stand up to wear and tear!

Depending on how you want to use your dining room, keep in mind you and your guests will probably linger over meals in this room.  Are your chairs comfortable?  Do you have adequate seating?  Is there a cabinet to hold your china & glassware?  Can the lighting be dimmed?  This is your chance to create a true dining experience.



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				The basic tenants of the Americana kitchen style revolve around the color choices you make.  What colors say "Americana"?  Red, white, and blue, of course!  When deciding on your color scheme, you can choose to go for brighter reds, whites, and blues, like the colors on the modern USA flag, or you can go for richer, deeper colors more associated with Colonial America (this second approach is the most traditional approach to Americana design).  The Colonial style colors are rusty reds, dark blue-grays (a la Williamsburg Blue), and beige/off white tones.

Source: interiordesign.lovetoknow.com


Carolina Pedestal Farm Table customizations: 42"R x 30"H, premium heart of pine top, distressed carolina pine stain, two color rub base, snow over stain $3,045  |  French Country Market Cart 17″L x 14.5″W x 35″H $240  |  Portsmouth Side Chair 18″W x 20.5″D x 38.5″H, rush seat, solid painted, tomato $325  |  Cottage Six Drawer Lingerie Chest customizations: 19.75″W x 16.5″D x 56"H, standard leg, shaker knob, beadboard side panels, custom color $750  |  Tattersall Blue Cream Woven Cotton Rug 6' x 9' $223


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                    [post_title] => Inspiration Board: Americana Country Kitchen
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				The basic tenants of the Americana kitchen style revolve around the color choices you make.  What colors say "Americana"?  Red, white, and blue, of course! #countrystyle #americanfarmhouse #countryfurniture #inspirationboards https://www.cottagehomefurniture.com		
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				We love the freshness of the aqua against the pristine white in this room!  Great mix of stripes, solids, and checks.  Look closely for the aqua stripes on the white tabletop - how unique!  The cute chandelier with aqua accents is the crowning glory of this bright & cheery breakfast nook.



photo: bhg.com

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				Mother Nature can often be an inspiration for interior designing.  Bring natural elements into a space for instant depth and beauty in a room.  As shown in this room, simple colors and outdoor elements lend themselves to a care-free sophistication.

Natural elements, like flowers and greenery, are easy to change in and out with the seasons – always keeping a room fresh and updated.  Floral fabrics and natural wood furniture also lend themselves to an “earthy” air in a room.

source: Home Rules


photo: goodhousekeeping

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Category: Dining Rooms & Kitchens

Cottage Dining Room Decorating

Use these cottage dining room decorating ideas to help this high traffic area be both enjoyable and functional.  The dining area is frequently the hub of daily activity in a cottage home.  Our cottage dining room decorating posts include Inspiration Boards, Rooms to Love, Color Boards, Get the Look and Design Tips all focused on helping you create a unique and memorable gathering spot. Every cottage decorating post includes sorting tags if you would like to focus on a specific color or decorating style. If you would like to discuss your ideas or need help consider contacting our cottage style designers.

Design Tip: Bring The Outdoors In

September 14, 2012

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Design Tips, Dining Rooms & Kitchens, Farmhouse & Country

Mother Nature can often be an inspiration for interior designing. Bring natural elements into a space for instant depth and beauty in a room. As shown in this room, simple colors and outdoor elements lend themselves to a care-free sophistication.

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Farmhouse Tables: Family Memories Made-to-Order

July 29, 2012

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Articles, Coastal & Beach House, Cottage Style, Dining Rooms & Kitchens, Farmhouse & Country, Lodge & Lake House

The American Farmhouse table evolved to meet the basic needs of the early settlers. They were usually made from slabs of Eastern White Pine, the most plentiful lumber available in Colonial times. Structural timbers were converted to table legs or trestles.

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Staff Picks: Katie’s Dining Room

July 22, 2012

Dining Rooms & Kitchens, Farmhouse & Country, Inspiration Boards

A refined cottage style dining room inspiration board featuring a reclaimed wood table and upholstered dining chairs. #reclaimedwoodtables #cottagediningroom #inspirationboards https://www.cottagehomefurniture.com

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Dining Rooms & Kitchens

July 21, 2012

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Design Tips, Dining Rooms & Kitchens

When decorating dining rooms, remember that dining rooms tend to be for more formal meals, while the kitchen table is not only where you and your family break your daily fast, it usually functions as a project center, homework supporter, and is generally the most utilized surface in your home. Whatever the style you want […]

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Inspiration Board: Americana Country Kitchen

July 21, 2012

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Dining Rooms & Kitchens, Farmhouse & Country, Inspiration Boards

The basic tenants of the Americana kitchen style revolve around the color choices you make. What colors say “Americana”? Red, white, and blue, of course! #countrystyle #americanfarmhouse #countryfurniture #inspirationboards https://www.cottagehomefurniture.com

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Rooms To Love: Aqua & White Kitchen

July 13, 2012

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Coastal & Beach House, Cottage Style, Dining Rooms & Kitchens, Rooms To Love

We love the freshness of the aqua against the pristine white in this room! Great mix of stripes, solids, and checks. Look closely for the aqua stripes on the white tabletop – how unique! The cute chandelier with aqua accents is the crowning glory of this bright & cheery breakfast nook.

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