Limed Oak is one of my favorite finishes, so you knowI am loving these dining tables. Designer Philip Gorrivan's
collection of European drawings fill the walls.
A painted barn door transforms this dining spacefrom Darryl Carter.
19th-Century street lanterns float above a
mahogany table in this dining room curated by
Glen Senk and Keith Johnson. Senk is the president
at Anthropologie and Johnson is the firm's
antiques buyer. You can view Johnson's travels
via Man Shops Globe on the Sundance Channel.
Fantastic chairs from York Street Studio.
1960s chrome chairs designed by homeowner Linda Zelenko’s
parents, Marion and Harry Zelenko, define this
New England dining room. The handsome table?
Once again from York Street Studio.
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all images via Elle Decor
19th-Century street lanterns float above amahogany table in this dining room curated by
Glen Senk and Keith Johnson. Senk is the president
at Anthropologie and Johnson is the firm's
antiques buyer. You can view Johnson's travels
via Man Shops Globe on the Sundance Channel.
Fantastic chairs from York Street Studio.
1960s chrome chairs designed by homeowner Linda Zelenko’sparents, Marion and Harry Zelenko, define this
New England dining room. The handsome table?
Once again from York Street Studio.
_______
all images via Elle Decor
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I was perfectly happy with my Thonet Modern, bent wood table and chairs but now I am not so sure ..
ReplyDeleteThese are wonderful.. I wonder if I should go searching for barn doors or the like. I have such high ceilings, I can do it here.
Well, the search would be fun !
chau, C
wow. each one trumped the last. love the table and chairs combo in the last image and the sparceness of the room otherwise...
ReplyDeleteSenk and Johnson have pretty much the dream life.
ReplyDeleteIn major love with that painted barn door!
ReplyDeletewhat took me so long to discover your fabulous blog?? well i am here now... front row seat... xx pam
ReplyDeleteyou have great taste mister
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