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Home and Garden
Furniture to dine forPublished 10/20/06
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Photos by Andy Carruthers — The Capital
TOP: Nancy Doolittle, a sales associate with Gardiners Furniture in Pasadena, shows a "rustic" dining room set called Attic Heirlooms from Broyhill. BOTTOM: A formal dining room, complete with a family sized table that seats up to 12, plush chairs and windowed and carved china cabinet is included in the Villagio collection from Amini.Older houses may have a formal dining room space that's used as a dining room - or an office, bedroom or computer games area. Newer homes run the gamut from large formal dining rooms to great rooms off the kitchen that serve the family with an entertainment center and more casual dining space for family and guests. The good news is, there is still appropriate furniture for either lifestyle. Kathy Richards, a sales associate with Gardiners...
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