There are countless types of wood available for furniture manufacturing, from the common to the exotic. However, some types of wood make more practical furnishings than other types. Read More

By BRIAN HILL - SENTINEL CORRESPONDENT Imagine waking up Monday morning to the normal routine: yawning, stretching, drinking a cup of coffee, taking a shower and getting dressed. The worst part, for many, is preparing…

Art Deco was one of the shortest-lived design periods in history. All about sensational, freewheeling modern living and daring new designs, Deco was hit hard by the looming Second World War. It was time to…

By Mary Cummings For anyone leaving busy Race Lane behind and entering the hushed interior of Pritam & Eames in East Hampton, there is bound to be a brief moment of disorientation. Inside the showcase…

By Phil Hill  » PEOPLE treating themselves to new furniture this Christmas or in the New Year sales are being asked not to throw out their old items. Somerset Waste Partnership wants people to donate…

By rita st. clair DESIGN LINE rsca@ritastclair.com We have always wanted a wooden cabin as a weekend getaway. But now that we have one, it feels way too woody. The floor is wood, the walls…

Shoe polish and felt tip pens work well in hiding small scratches in furniture. Shoe polish applicator bottles work well for furniture touch-ups, when filled with stain. Read More

Finding and purchasing the furniture for your home is a task that cannot be taken lightly! Once you’ve chosen the perfect pieces to compliment your décor and personal tastes, it is important to care for…