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Old World Dining Room
Add a sense of history with rich, time-treasured materials and finishes.
The dramatic dining room in the same Tawse Winery home is defined by its towering coffered ceiling and transomed doors and windows. You wouldn't know it's a new-build! The room's antique furniture, including the chandelier, was found mostly at Paris' famous Marché aux Puces. The massive 18th century walnut dining table, accented with white oak, was a lucky find. If you don't come across a new dining table you love, consider buying old and refinishing the wood. Antique dining tables are often solid wood and have beautiful traditional detailing.
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