Traditional Style
Traditional Style is a
classic look that has withstood the test of time. Cherry, maple and mahogany
wood along with tapestry, jacquard, brocade and velvet fabric are the
hallmarks of this style. Furniture details associated with traditional
furniture include Queen Anne legs, ball-and-claw foot legs, scrolls and
carving.
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Contemporary Style
Contemporary Style is a clean, casual look with simple lines.
Functional beauty with minimal decorative detail in either neutral or vibrant solids,
patterns and stripe fabrics and leathers highlight this style. Maple, oak and veneer wood,
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Country Style
Country Style is made with pine, oak, maple and birch in finishes that are painted,
rubbed or distressed. Simple in design, yet more utilitarian than traditional pieces, the
country look can range from Rustic lodge pieces to romantic Cottage style. Blues, pastels
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Eclectic
Look Eclectic
Look is not a style,
but a combination of styles brought together through the use of similar colors,
shapes and finish. The use of one or two main colors and wood finishes helps tie in
contemporary with traditional or country with contemporary. The key to avoiding a
hodgepodge look is to not have too many different styles. The mix need not be 50/50 to
achieve an eclectic look, but similar color and finish is important to bring it all
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