Whitney by Liberty Furniture
This casual dining collection is dynamic, yet simple, which will make your dining area very beautiful but will not be too overpowering or formal for your taste. This dining set gets its life from its unique design characteristics. The trestle table base and turned leg table establish a strong character that is matched by the turned feet and cap rail design on the chairs. This collection includes an optional bench, a display cabinet with touch lighting, and a server.
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Brands We Love: Flexsteel, Craftmaster, England, Klaussner, Bassett, Signature Design, Benchcraft, Best Home Furnishings, Southern Motion, Canadel, Liberty, International Furniture Direct, Vaughan-Bassett, Laurel Mercantile CO., Artisan & Post, Sealy, Stearns & Foster, Tempur-Pedic
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