Traditional Furniture
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Discover the beauty of traditional furniture: rich woods, elegant upholstery, and ornate details that bring timeless elegance and comfort to your home.
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Madison Ridge
This traditional collection features grand designs, from a spacious gray dining table to a detailed china cabinet with arched doors, blending classic beauty with functional elegance.
Magnolia Manor
This antique white collection blends European elegance with country chic. Offering ample storage and timeless silhouettes, it's perfect for any space.
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Traditional furniture is a great way to add elegance and warmth to any home. This style is characterized by rich details, wood tones, and historical elements inspired by designs from the 18th and 19th centuries. It blends old-world sophistication with modern comfort.
Deep, warm wood tones such as cherry, mahogany, and walnut are commonly used in traditional furniture. These are often finished to showcase natural beauty and grain, adding depth to the pieces. Lighter oak and pine wood tones offer a more casual take on this timeless aesthetic.
One of the key features of traditional furniture is the intricate designs of arms and legs on pieces. Cabriole legs, with their distinctive S-shaped curve, bring elegance to dining chairs and sofas. Fluted legs, featuring vertical grooves, add a formal vibe to desks and console tables, embodying classical inspiration.
To incorporate this style into your home, you can start by anchoring your spaces with substantial pieces like grand dining tables or ornate desks, highlighting craftsmanship. Plush sofas and armchairs with rolled arms and patterned upholstery invite relaxation and conversation in living areas. Classic patterns like florals and stripes add charm to the space, while lighting fixtures in metal finishes and decorative details enhance the ambiance.
Accent pieces should carry classic elements, such as bracket feet or paneled doors, complementing the main furniture. Decorative touches like vases and tablecloths enhance the aesthetic, while art in picture frames—think classic landscapes or portraits—adds a layer of traditional charm, tying the space together.
