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A bleached maple round table on a near-black turned pedestal with six black side chairs, in a paneled dining room with sash windows
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Six Black Chairs and a Bleached Top

A bleached maple top on a near-black turned pedestal, with six black chairs round it. The whole set is one decision made twice.
Dining
Six Black Chairs and a Bleached Top

The table is two colors and the chairs only agree with one.

Bleached top, black base, black frames with oatmeal seats — the contrast is what stops a round table reading heavy. If you want the pale top to work, keep the floor light and the chairs dark. Come and see the two tones together.

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Every piece is built to order in the wood and finish you choose. Visit the showroom and we will gladly price it for you.
Black side chairs with oatmeal seats drawn up to a pale bleached round table on a black pedestal
Pulled in at the table
Chairs round a fifty-four inch top, with the pale and the black meeting at the pedestal.
Two black side chairs set apart on an oak floor, one showing its back and one its front, against painted paneling
Two chairs, out of the set
Turned out to show the flared crest and the slender void cut down the center of the back.
A low view of a bleached maple round top carried on a near-black pedestal of stacked turned rings
The pedestal, from below
Stacked turned rings flaring to a round foot, carrying a one-inch bleached top.
A close view of a black chair back where two uprights flare into a curved crest over a slender keyhole opening
The crest and the void
Two uprights flaring outward into a broad curved crest, with a slender keyhole opening cut down between them.
A close view of a pale bleached maple table edge sitting directly above the first collar of a near-black turned pedestal
Pale top, black base
Bone-pale bleached maple meeting the first collar of the turned pedestal. The join where the two tones actually touch.
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Onyx over brown maple

Brown maple takes a dark stain more evenly than most hardwoods, which is why a near-black finish on it reads as color rather than as paint. The grain is still there underneath it in a raking light. Ask in store for everything available.
Onyx swatch - Oak
Onyx
Colors look different on every screen. Visit the showroom to see real samples and find the right match for your home.
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A close view of a pale bleached maple table edge sitting directly above the first collar of a near-black turned pedestal
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Classic Painted

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1750 Sam Rittenberg Blvd, Charleston SC · (843) 225-2513