Vista Dining Room Collection

The Banks Table starts at 74 inches and keeps going. Two 18-inch leaves live inside it, so the table that seats six on a Tuesday seats ten when eve...

A dining chair gets pulled out and pushed back three times a day, every day. The Ladderback Vista Chair is built for that — a triple-slat back and ...

The two drawers take the chargers and the coasters and the things you'd rather not look at, and the shelf below stays open for baskets. At sixteen ...

The swivel is the part you appreciate at a crowded island — turn to talk, turn back to eat, no scraping the stool across the floor. The Tuscany Swi...

The Arlington Chair dresses a table up a little. A wide back splat under a flat top rail and tapered legs give it a more formal line, while solid p...

Some chairs you notice when you sit down. The Vista Slatback Chair has a tall back with evenly spaced vertical slats — it holds you upright without...

A pedestal gives you back the corners — nobody straddling a leg, and an extra chair can always squeeze in. The Banks Single Pedestal Dining Table s...

Dining rooms need somewhere to put things — the linens, the platters you use twice a year, the serving bowls that don't fit in the kitchen. The Vis...

Most nights it's four people and a sixty-inch table. Then the holidays arrive, the butterfly leaf comes up from inside the table, and there's room ...

Kitchen islands collect people — coffee in the morning, homework in the afternoon, whoever's talking to the cook at six. The Vista Slatback Stool g...

Round tables earn their place in a small dining room — no corners to squeeze past, and everyone can see everyone else. At 44 inches across, the Vis...

A bench on one side of the table means three kids fit where two chairs did, and it slides out of the way when they're done. The Vista Slatback Benc...