Harvest tables

The traditional wedding reception buffet has been upgraded. Say goodbye to chafing dishes and say hello to the grazing table. This new trend — sometimes called a feasting table — is essentially an elevated charcuterie board that covers an entire table. This Australian wedding custom is starting to replace passed cocktail canapés, dessert tables and

Finding the right furniture for your home is like putting puzzle pieces together. It needs to fit with your style and space. That's why I decided to build my own farmhouse table. It wasn't just about saving money; it was about making something that matched my rustic style perfectly. I looked through different plans and found that there were so many ways to make a farmhouse table that didn't require expert carpentry skills. I started with simple tools and materials. My journey in building…

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Go for a gorgeous charcuterie board or table to impress your guests and let them feel cozy. A charcuterie board with lots of salami and sausages, cheese and fruit, nuts and crackers, marmalades and sauces. Such an idea inspires chatting and won’t lea

Emmy Rener, founder of Sophisticated Spreads, turned her childhood hobby of making cheeseboards into a catering business earning six figures per year.

Up the autumn ante of your country celebration with these rustic ideas.

Handsome pine farmhouse dining table or harvest table made in the country English style. The top is crafted from 1 inch thick reclaimed barn wood with a beautifully aged patina and natural finish to showcase the weathered woodgrains and knots in the pine. The thick, chunky legs have peg joinery and are turned ending with peg feet. Ample leg room measuring 24 inches from the floor to the apron. Solid and strong with a classic farmhouse profile and desirable worn patina. From an estate in Napa…

An Autumn splendor grazing table to celebrate Friendsgiving! Since moving to California, we have adopted a new tradition for Thanksgiving - Friendsgiving! The one holiday that Canadians and Americans celebrate separately is Thanksgiving. For us that just means - double the FUN and double the FOOD! How lucky we are to now celebrate Thanksgiving twice a year! Originally from Canada, I had the wonderful task of hosting our Friendsgiving first. This year I created a grazing table that reflected