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Why Limit Your Thinking

Once you've found a place where you can get exactly what you want, consider the possibility of getting all the different things of the type you want, either all at once or in sequence. You're not limited to the examples you see on this web site.

For example, if you want a Morris chair for your living area or den, why not consider matching or complimentary bookcases, plant stands, appliance stands, a clock for the mantle, arm chairs, end tables, a settle, a couch, a magazine stand, dictionary stand, writing desk, library table, or any of the things that make the space useful and attractive?

Or in a dining area, think not just of a side board, but maybe a dining table with carver's chair and side chairs, or a hutch, a buffet, a wine cabinet, or a room screen for that sense of intimacy. That's why they call it a suite, from the French, 'things that go together.'

They call it a bedroom because that's where the bed is. But so's the night stand, a dresser, a chest of drawers, an armoire, a wardrobe, assorted chairs, and the inevitable gentleman's dressing stool. To say nothing of reading lamps or floor lamps, a vanity, or a mirror.

In the office, you'll need a desk and desk chair, or a roll top desk, a cadenza, a telephone stand, a conference table with chairs.

And that's just the start. If you have furniture needs, there's almost certainly an Arts & Crafts solution for them. Either all at once or one at a time.