An oval extension dining table from Four Hands, built on two thick, crescent-shaped pedestal bases that carry a sweeping top of solid wood and thick veneer. Depending on the finish, the wood is acacia or oak, with edge-banded veneer over finger-jointed construction. A leaf stored as an insert slides out on metal ball bearing hardware to lengthen the oval, and leg levelers keep the heavy bases steady on uneven floors. Grain, knots, and small surface checks vary from table to table, which is part of working with solid wood.
The silhouette is soft and weighty at once, with a rounded top that has no corners and pedestals that read as sculpture more than support. The finishes run from honey and medium brown to pale sand, blackened acacia, and a raw-looking oak, so the table can sit quietly in an organic-modern room or hold its own against a more layered, maximalist one. It pairs well with upholstered or woven chairs, linen runners, and ceramics with some heft of their own.
Because there are no corner legs, chairs pull in from every side and guests can shift along the curve without a knee finding a post. Leave the leaf out for weeknight dinners and homework, then open the table for holiday meals, long Sunday lunches, or a crowd that arrived with a few extra friends. Wipe spills right away and use trivets and placemats to keep the finish looking its best.
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An oval extension dining table from Four Hands, built on two thick, crescent-shaped pedestal bases that carry a sweeping top of solid wood and thick veneer. Depending on the finish, the wood is acacia or oak, with edge-banded veneer over finger-jointed construction. A leaf stored as an insert slides out on metal ball bearing hardware to lengthen the oval, and leg levelers keep the heavy bases steady on uneven floors. Grain, knots, and small surface checks vary from table to table, which is part of working with solid wood.
The silhouette is soft and weighty at once, with a rounded top that has no corners and pedestals that read as sculpture more than support. The finishes run from honey and medium brown to pale sand, blackened acacia, and a raw-looking oak, so the table can sit quietly in an organic-modern room or hold its own against a more layered, maximalist one. It pairs well with upholstered or woven chairs, linen runners, and ceramics with some heft of their own.
Because there are no corner legs, chairs pull in from every side and guests can shift along the curve without a knee finding a post. Leave the leaf out for weeknight dinners and homework, then open the table for holiday meals, long Sunday lunches, or a crowd that arrived with a few extra friends. Wipe spills right away and use trivets and placemats to keep the finish looking its best.
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Sofas and sectionals, swivel chairs, lounge chairs and recliners, dining tables and dining chairs, coffee tables, ottomans, stools and rugs. Online, most of it comes from Four Hands, with Bernhardt, Noir, Uttermost and Doing Goods alongside.
Yes. More than 200 Four Hands pieces are online, from the Kent sofa by Amber Lewis to the Idella extension dining table. Many listings come in several fabrics, leathers or sizes, like the Augustine in seven covers. Call 513.723.1901 to ask what's on the floor before you come in.
Check the seat depth, not just the overall depth. Bernhardt's Albion has a 26-inch seat in a 41.5-inch-deep frame, which suits people who sit back and stay there. Shorter seats suit people who sit upright. Sit in it for five minutes before deciding.
Size it to the room first, then to the chairs. Leave about 36 inches between the table edge and the wall so chairs can pull out. An extension table like the Idella adds two leaves when you need them. Our journal guide to dining table seating capacity covers the counts by size.
On some pieces, yes. The Kent sofa's price changes with the fabric you choose, so call 513.723.1901 or come in to see swatches. The Colven banquette comes in a cream performance fabric of polyester, acrylic and flax, and the Augustine swivel chair has a Crypton fabric option.
Furniture is what we carry, online and on the floor. The design studio plans whole rooms and houses, from the furniture to the lighting and finishes. If you need one piece, start here, and if you need a whole room, call the studio.
No, we don't carry mattresses. For the bedroom, our design studio can plan the furniture around the bed you already have.
High St., a 17,000-square-foot lifestyle store at 1401 Reading Rd in Over-the-Rhine, carries Four Hands furniture, sofas, swivel chairs, dining tables and coffee tables alongside lighting and rugs. We're open every day but Tuesday, 10am to 6pm, with Sunday hours of 11am to 4pm. Parking is available.
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