36″, 40″, 42″, & 44″ Round. 30″H. 1.5″ thick hardwood top with solid iron base. Customize with 8 stain, 22 paint, and 4 metal color options. Standard or minimally distressed finishes. Shown in beachwood top and blackened iron base.
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Sizes: 36″, 40″, 42″ and 44″ Round. 30″H. 1.5″ thick hardwood with solid iron base. The Eastport Round Dinette Table provides an ideal spot for mealtimes, with its smaller profile it would be a great fit in the kitchen or on the sunporch. This urban cottage farmhouse table features a thick round tabletop supported by “c” shaped metal legs. This table can accommodate a wide range of design requirements as the table top comes in 30 different colors and can be combined with 4 different metal base finishes. Shown in beachwood and blackened iron base.
Each piece is hand made and finished to order by skilled artisans. This table is part of The Hamptons Furniture Collection, a North American based workshop has been making custom hardwood furniture for over 30 years.
This collection includes:
Design your own furniture with our many on-page options or contact us at 866-223-2757 for help.
| Dimensions | 36", 40", 42", & 44" Round. 30"H. 1.5" thick hardwood top with solid iron base. Customize with 8 stain, 22 paint, and 4 metal color options. Standard or minimally distressed finishes. Shown in beachwood top and blackened iron base. |
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| Material | Wood: Alder hardwood. Alder is considered a soft hardwood, but has a medium-density, making it both lightweight and strong. It has properties like stiffness, shock resistance, and low bending strength. It has the highest hardwood lumber grade, with an impressive 83% clear face. It is very durable and therefore is a good choice for cabinet doors. The grain is straight, and the texture is uniform. A relative of birch, alder is almost white when freshly cut, but quickly changes with exposure to air, becoming light brown with a yellow or reddish tinge. Even though alder can be considered by some to be bland with no real character, it can be impressive when stained and lacquered. Stain sinks readily into its open pores, and little stain is required to reflect a different character. The open pores of alder also lend to the easy application of lacquer coats. Lacquer penetrates alder fast and hardens inside the pores to provide a glassy coating. Alder trees grow exceptionally fast and quickly grow up to one meter (three feet) per year. In terms of sustainable forest management, forests that are dominated by Alder trees can be harvested more often through coppice forestry methods. Alder wood grows throughout most of the United States and is readily adaptable to most climatic regions in the country. Eight species of Alder are native to the United States. The ability to source high-quality hardwood lumber that can grow close to home is a great strategy to reduce the carbon footprint associated with the materials in your home. Alder wood is a raw product of nature. The grain patterns, knots, and color variations give each piece a unique charm. We are unable to control the placement of knots, grain patterns, texture and the expansion and contraction of wood. Small seasonal splits are common. |
| Finishes | Standard Colors: 8 stain, 22 paint, 4 metal. Clear Top Coat. Not available with custom colors. All pieces are also available unfinished. Painted Finishes – Artisans hand-apply our painted finishes in multiple layers of stain and lacquer to create well-worn charm and sophistication. We use antiquing techniques, including dry brushing and hand rubbing of edges, to reveal undertones of stain and texture. All painted finishes will patina over time. Stained Finishes – Stain finishes have multiple layers of hand applied stains and clear lacquers. Our antiquing process uses dry brushing and hand distressing with chains, wormholes, and other tools to mimic a natural worn piece of furniture with a satin patina. Metal Finishes – Multiple layers of paints designed for hand forged cast iron metals are hand applied by artisans. We also use the natural characteristics and imperfections of iron which adds to each piece enhancing a natural antiqued feel with a satin patina. |
| Distressing | Standard Distressing: Our antiquing process uses dry brushing and hand distressing with chains, wormholes, and other tools to mimic a natural worn piece of furniture with a satin patina. Painted finishes will have rubbed edges. Minimal Distressing: We add no distressing to these lacquer finishes. Natural imperfections in the wood, such as wood grains and any other characteristics of natural wood formations, add distinctive texture. Painted finishes will not have rubbed edges, Select painted colors and painted metallic finishes are only available as minimally distressed finishes including blueberry, red hot and lemon yellow. The balance of painted colors and stains are standard with Standard Distressing. They are also optionally available as Minimally Distressed (no hand distressing, no rub on painted finishes but with wood grains and imperfections visible). |
| Care | It is natural for the patina to change over time. You can help protect your furniture by NOT placing furniture in direct sunlight. Avoid extreme temperatures, harsh cleaners, candle wax, oil diffusers and ink. It takes the lacquer up to one year to fully cure. For any type of spill, immediately wipe off the area with a soft, dry cloth. Small, superficial scratches or minor marks may be touched up using the finest steel wool possible (#0000). Using the pad, wipe gently in the direction of the grain. Then, apply a furniture wax such as Guardsman products, Briwax or Trewax. If you place a wet substance on the furniture and a salamander ring appears, remove the wet item immediately. The lacquer needs to breathe. Once exposed to the air for a day, the cloudy water ring should disappear. |
| The Hamptons Collection | The Hamptons Furniture Collection offers premium custom finished wood furniture for the bedroom, living room, family room, dining room and office. This workshop specializes in eclectic cottage furniture blending antique furniture interpretations & modern furniture styles. Each piece of furniture is hand-finished by skilled artisans using a unique multi-layered hand lacquering and antiquing process in 17 paint colors, 7 stains and 4 metal finishes plus 18 different knob and pull options. This North American based workshop has been making custom furniture for over 35 years. |
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The following collections are standard with light distressing/no rub regardless of color choice: Jamesport, Coopers, Plum Island, Blue Point, Sag Harbor, Piper.
We loan our wood, wicker & metal samples out free of charge; we ask that you return them so we can reuse them. Paper and fabric samples are yours to keep. Our floor cloth samples are available for a $25 deposit each, which is then refunded to you when we receive the sample(s) back. Sand Dune rug samples are available for a $50 deposit. Thank you!
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The Hamptons Furniture Collection production lead time is 8 - 10 weeks.
Furniture Orders: Production Lead Time + Transit Time = Delivery to Your Home
Curbside/Threshold Transit: 5 – 15 business days, White Glove Transit: 2 – 4 weeks
See Shipping Info & Order Handling for more details
At Cottage Home, we know purchasing custom furniture and décor on the Internet can raise some concerns and questions. Our business is dedicated to pioneering a new process for providing high-quality made-to-order furniture on the Internet. We strive to make it as easy as possible for our customers to have access to custom bench-built products for their homes.
Our focus is on providing an unparalleled furniture buying experience through our careful selection of high-quality products, the in-depth product details provided on our website, our knowledgeable design & selection assistance, a full range of samples services, and a specialized delivery process. All of our products are warranted against manufacturer defects for one year from the date of original purchase.
We feel strongly enough about our processes & people to stand behind all of our products & services.
We will be here to help should anything happen to go wrong.
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Sizes: 36″, 40″, 42″ and 44″ Round. 30″H. 1.5″ thick hardwood with solid iron base. The Eastport Round Dinette Table provides an ideal spot for mealtimes, with its smaller profile it would be a great fit in the kitchen or on the sunporch. This urban cottage farmhouse table features a thick round tabletop supported by “c” shaped metal legs. This table can accommodate a wide range of design requirements as the table top comes in 30 different colors and can be combined with 4 different metal base finishes. Shown in beachwood and blackened iron base.
Each piece is hand made and finished to order by skilled artisans. This table is part of The Hamptons Furniture Collection, a North American based workshop has been making custom hardwood furniture for over 30 years.
This collection includes:
Design your own furniture with our many on-page options or contact us at 866-223-2757 for help.
| Dimensions | 36", 40", 42", & 44" Round. 30"H. 1.5" thick hardwood top with solid iron base. Customize with 8 stain, 22 paint, and 4 metal color options. Standard or minimally distressed finishes. Shown in beachwood top and blackened iron base. |
|---|---|
| Material | Wood: Alder hardwood. Alder is considered a soft hardwood, but has a medium-density, making it both lightweight and strong. It has properties like stiffness, shock resistance, and low bending strength. It has the highest hardwood lumber grade, with an impressive 83% clear face. It is very durable and therefore is a good choice for cabinet doors. The grain is straight, and the texture is uniform. A relative of birch, alder is almost white when freshly cut, but quickly changes with exposure to air, becoming light brown with a yellow or reddish tinge. Even though alder can be considered by some to be bland with no real character, it can be impressive when stained and lacquered. Stain sinks readily into its open pores, and little stain is required to reflect a different character. The open pores of alder also lend to the easy application of lacquer coats. Lacquer penetrates alder fast and hardens inside the pores to provide a glassy coating. Alder trees grow exceptionally fast and quickly grow up to one meter (three feet) per year. In terms of sustainable forest management, forests that are dominated by Alder trees can be harvested more often through coppice forestry methods. Alder wood grows throughout most of the United States and is readily adaptable to most climatic regions in the country. Eight species of Alder are native to the United States. The ability to source high-quality hardwood lumber that can grow close to home is a great strategy to reduce the carbon footprint associated with the materials in your home. Alder wood is a raw product of nature. The grain patterns, knots, and color variations give each piece a unique charm. We are unable to control the placement of knots, grain patterns, texture and the expansion and contraction of wood. Small seasonal splits are common. |
| Finishes | Standard Colors: 8 stain, 22 paint, 4 metal. Clear Top Coat. Not available with custom colors. All pieces are also available unfinished. Painted Finishes – Artisans hand-apply our painted finishes in multiple layers of stain and lacquer to create well-worn charm and sophistication. We use antiquing techniques, including dry brushing and hand rubbing of edges, to reveal undertones of stain and texture. All painted finishes will patina over time. Stained Finishes – Stain finishes have multiple layers of hand applied stains and clear lacquers. Our antiquing process uses dry brushing and hand distressing with chains, wormholes, and other tools to mimic a natural worn piece of furniture with a satin patina. Metal Finishes – Multiple layers of paints designed for hand forged cast iron metals are hand applied by artisans. We also use the natural characteristics and imperfections of iron which adds to each piece enhancing a natural antiqued feel with a satin patina. |
| Distressing | Standard Distressing: Our antiquing process uses dry brushing and hand distressing with chains, wormholes, and other tools to mimic a natural worn piece of furniture with a satin patina. Painted finishes will have rubbed edges. Minimal Distressing: We add no distressing to these lacquer finishes. Natural imperfections in the wood, such as wood grains and any other characteristics of natural wood formations, add distinctive texture. Painted finishes will not have rubbed edges, Select painted colors and painted metallic finishes are only available as minimally distressed finishes including blueberry, red hot and lemon yellow. The balance of painted colors and stains are standard with Standard Distressing. They are also optionally available as Minimally Distressed (no hand distressing, no rub on painted finishes but with wood grains and imperfections visible). |
| Care | It is natural for the patina to change over time. You can help protect your furniture by NOT placing furniture in direct sunlight. Avoid extreme temperatures, harsh cleaners, candle wax, oil diffusers and ink. It takes the lacquer up to one year to fully cure. For any type of spill, immediately wipe off the area with a soft, dry cloth. Small, superficial scratches or minor marks may be touched up using the finest steel wool possible (#0000). Using the pad, wipe gently in the direction of the grain. Then, apply a furniture wax such as Guardsman products, Briwax or Trewax. If you place a wet substance on the furniture and a salamander ring appears, remove the wet item immediately. The lacquer needs to breathe. Once exposed to the air for a day, the cloudy water ring should disappear. |
| The Hamptons Collection | The Hamptons Furniture Collection offers premium custom finished wood furniture for the bedroom, living room, family room, dining room and office. This workshop specializes in eclectic cottage furniture blending antique furniture interpretations & modern furniture styles. Each piece of furniture is hand-finished by skilled artisans using a unique multi-layered hand lacquering and antiquing process in 17 paint colors, 7 stains and 4 metal finishes plus 18 different knob and pull options. This North American based workshop has been making custom furniture for over 35 years. |
We loan our wood, wicker & metal samples out free of charge; we ask that you return them so we can reuse them. Paper and fabric samples are yours to keep. Our floor cloth samples are available for a $25 deposit each, which is then refunded to you when we receive the sample(s) back. Sand Dune rug samples are available for a $50 deposit. Thank you!
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The Hamptons Furniture Collection production lead time is 8 – 10 weeks.
Furniture Orders: Production Lead Time + Transit Time = Delivery to Your Home
Curbside/Threshold Transit: 5 – 15 business days, White Glove Transit: 2 – 4 weeks
See Shipping Info & Order Handling for more details
At Cottage Home, we know purchasing custom furniture and décor on the Internet can raise some concerns and questions. Our business is dedicated to pioneering a new process for providing high-quality made-to-order furniture on the Internet. We strive to make it as easy as possible for our customers to have access to custom bench-built products for their homes.
Our focus is on providing an unparalleled furniture buying experience through our careful selection of high-quality products, the in-depth product details provided on our website, our knowledgeable design & selection assistance, a full range of samples services, and a specialized delivery process. All of our products are warranted against manufacturer defects for one year from the date of original purchase.
We feel strongly enough about our processes & people to stand behind all of our products & services.
We will be here to help should anything happen to go wrong.
Given the current market uncertainty, we felt it would be a good idea to provide you an update on our products. As you may know, we are a small, family-owned business that has been offering custom made furniture from our 15 US based workshops for over 20 years. Each of our custom furniture collections is made at a different workshop. We are a small business that supports other small businesses.
Fortunately for us, our workshops have minimal exposure to import tariffs. Our wood species (both new and reclaimed), iron beds, upholstery frames, seat cushions and floor cloths are all sourced in the US. Selective hardware, shoreline fabrics, and finishing products are imported but are a small percentage of our overall cost. Our wicker furniture frames are imported but cushions are all sourced in the US.
Currently, we have two collections affected by tariffs:
Cottage Wicker Furniture Collection: 6% Tariff
Shoreline Slipcovered Furniture Collection: 3% Tariff
We do not anticipate any significant price changes due to import tariffs. We look forward to continuing to create unique furniture designed by you and custom built for you.
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