Awesome Furniture Made for Entertaining!

You know how some people like the smell of new cars ... well there is something about the smell of new furniture that I find absolutely divine. Last night the whole Cry If I Want To team stuck around until after midnight, arranging and setting up some of the new fall/winter line, which includes (among other things) furniture!!!

We are now stocking a limited supply of dining tables, chairs, consoles and beautiful mirrors (the better for your gorgeous guests to see themselves in and to make a small space look grand). We will soon be bringing in some bars to round off our furniture selection. While these will be the main pieces that we have available in store, we have access to many other pieces of modern, transitional and contemporary furniture including sofas, beds, lounges, patio furniture, etc, etc. If you are interested in that special piece, let us know, we have a knack for finding unique pieces that fit the bill at a price you can afford. That's the upside of being a furniture/design junkie!

Of the new pieces we have brought in, we have been able to arrange special introductory prices with our supplies. So if you see something you like, get it while its hot, reorders will very likely have to be at higher price (but still very reasonable).

I have many favourites of the new pieces we have brought in but I will narrow it down to two today. In a previous post, I spoke about the neo-classical baroque style. Following that design style we have brought in some gorgeous console tables. The manufactures suggested retail price of these beautiful pieces are $800. Our introductory price on these will be less than half price! So if you want one, you'll have to hurry in.


My other favourite piece is a basic dining table. This table is a solid ash wood table with a beautiful wood veneer finish. It is pretty classic and would fit into most homes from traditional, classic, transitional to modern. The picture below does not do it justice. What I like most about this table is its functionality. It easily extends from a table for six into a table for eight in seconds and one person can do it, without any awkward pulling or fitting. You don't have to worry about where to put the extra leaves when not in use because they slide in a little pocket mechanism within the table. It is definitely one of the coolest tables I've seen. My folks are ready to get one for themselves!