Sonoma Dining Collection

The Ava is the chair you pick when you don't want the chairs to be the story. A straight slat back, a lightly shaped crest rail, legs that taper ju...

Sunday morning, the table's still covered in newspaper and coffee cups and nobody's in a hurry to clear it. The Vineyard Chair earns that kind of m...

The Sonoma Table brings elegant curves and stately presence to any formal dining space. Its carved pedestal base is a true statement piece, while t...

Some rooms need a little height at the table — a low ceiling to break up, or a long wall that swallows short furniture. The Tall Mission answers wi...

Homework at one end, someone chopping onions at the other — the kitchen table works harder than any other surface in the house. The Roma is built f...

The stool nobody plans to sit on until they do — coffee before anyone's dressed, homework spread across the island, someone perched with a glass of...

Some dining chairs you sit in for twenty minutes. The Moraine is for the table where dinner turns into two hours of talking — a padded seat, a padd...

At 16 inches deep, the Roma tucks under a counter overhang and stops being furniture until someone needs it. The ladder back keeps the line simple,...

There's a certain kind of dinner that goes long — plates pushed back, the good bottle opened, nobody looking at a phone. The Verona suits it. A sof...

Pull two up to the island and the kitchen stops being a room you pass through. The Vineyard Stool carries the same crossed X back as the chair, on ...

An oval cutout in the back is the kind of detail you notice on the second look, not the first — which is exactly right for a stool that lives at th...

Every dining room needs the surface that isn't the table — where the platters land, where the good glasses live, where the coffee setup goes when p...