I've always loved bistro tables - you know, the tall, sometimes delicate tables that come to mind when you think of a Parisian cafe or maybe a trendy nightclub. They're the kind of tables you see when you go out, but not often in the home. I think it's a distinction worth breaking, so here are my top six favorite ways to use a bistro table or bar table in your own home.
Table For Two
[c...It's that time of year again: when everyone is getting ready to whip their outdoor spaces into shape in preparation for summer. But if you've got limited space for your back yard bashes, all this talk of new decks, outdoor kitchens, and landscaping projects is probably lost on you. Even if you only have a small deck, patio, or even balcony, though, you can still entertain guests - you just need to...
There are really two kinds of home bars out there: ones modeled after old school pubs, hardwood and dartboards, and those you'd more likely pair with a cocktail dress and a skyline view. Now, unless you've got a whole room to spare, chances are that building your own in home pub might not be feasible, but creating your own compact cocktail lounge is a lot easier - and less expensive - to pull off,...
The image of the classic English garden is probably pretty familiar to you: well kept hedges, colorful flowers, and whimsical stone paths, dotted with elegant wrought iron Victorian garden tables and chairs. It's a scene that's idyllic, pastoral, and (for better or worse) one that's shaped the American garden. Now, of course some Americans tend more toward decks, grills, and
