Would this look tacky in the formal dining room of a Traditional/Colonial style home?
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I wouldn't say tacky,because is a great quality and a beautiful piece of art,but I'm not sure that goes well in a traditional/colonial style home,I think is more modern.
362576
I would say do not do it. It is more contemporary and artsy. Saying that, do whatever you want, as it is your house! Enjoy. We love it...such a conversation piece.
1340105
This would be pretty on a drum table . You might need a tablecloth under it if you don't want the table itself to show. It is pretty sheer, but I like that so I can change the look with the seasons.
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It should look nice. We have it in our guest room with dark furniture & just love it as do our guests. Hope this helps.
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Of course this is quite subjective, but I would say that the wood is pretty close to the picture when in a well-lit area. The stools appear darker in the area of my home where I have placed them which has less light. Either way, the wood looks very rich and they have been well noticed by guests to my home.
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It has been a little over a year with our set. We eat at the table but also have things that end up finding a home there...like napkin holders...flower vases etc....This is a "rubberwood" table. It comes with a decent finish of polyurethane. However, we do keep either a table cloth or a runner on it. It is TRUE that a nice wood table should be showed off a bit, but then again, it's wood!! Cannot expect it to hold us like granite or tiles! Given that this product is real wood, I would protect it as such. It is a durable table, but it also needs consideration based on what it is constructed of.
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I think it would hang too high up from the dining table. I put it in my walk in closet where I have a chest of drawers. I like it shining on top of all my perfumes. But for the dining table, you might want to have something hanging a bit lower.
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Not at all. Only good for looks. Table is inlaid wood. It would get ruined quickly if you home school at it. I would seriously choose something else.
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Yes it would be beautiful in a formal living. We have it hanging low in our dining room with high cielings just across from our formal living room . I think it would look just as beautiful in our living room as well. It looks just like the expensive store name chandelier. everyone loves it.
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I'd say the picture is pretty true to color. The finish definitely has a decent amount of red in it. That's not to say it would look bad with walnut stuff - but it will definitely look different.
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It is pretty bulky, but if your room is big enough it would look ok. It has that 'cabin' look for sure.
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I think its more like a mahogeny. I didn't really want a cherry so its perfect for me and is a very nice looking table. Have it in my foyer.
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The quality is good for the price ($35). I dont think it is tall enough to be a hallway table. It sits lower than the arm of my couch.
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I was just comparing the picture to our table and I would say it is pretty true to color. There is a chance the table we have might be ever so slightly darker.
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No, but I do not feel these would look appropriate for a formal dining room. They are somewhat larger then traditional formal chandelier light bulbs
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I wouldn't recommend it. It is too fancy for that. It is definitely an indoor table.
187343
Yes I think you could, if the table is position at the end of a hall or turn in a hall corner, it is a narrow table. The quality I would call nice, it is not cheep looking nor is it expensive looking. If you have nice furniture the side table will look at home.
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It looks presentable but not elegant as to place in a living room for example, since the legs don't have a nice metal finish...if it's for a casual ambiance then it'll go...i have it in my bedroom to watch TV or read, it's comfortable.