1950s Lane Alta Vista End Tables

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These white oak side tables, designed by Altavista Lane, offers a perfect blend of rustic and farmhouse aesthetics. The square … Read more These white oak side tables, designed by Altavista Lane, offers a perfect blend of rustic and farmhouse aesthetics. The square shape and sturdy oak construction make them a versatile addition to any space. While matching in materials and design, the table with the drawers is a rectangle while the open table is perfectly square. These are well made, heavy pieces.

The Farmhouse style is known for its emphasis on simplicity and practicality, celebrating the beauty of natural materials and rustic charm. Originating from traditional rural homes – but made trendy nationwide by Chip and Joanna Gaines’s Fixer Upper and the Magnolia brand – this style features elements like reclaimed wood, distressed finishes, and handcrafted details.

It often includes vintage-inspired furnishings and decor, creating a cozy, lived-in feel. Farmhouse design typically incorporates a neutral color palette, with an emphasis on warmth and comfort. The style typically emphasizes sturdy craftsmanship, often showcasing open shelving, farmhouse sinks, and classic textiles like gingham and burlap. It’s all about creating a harmonious and timeless environment that reflects a connection to the past while embracing everyday practicality.

Brand Legacy:
Altavista Lane has built a reputation for its exceptional craftsmanship and timeless design since its inception. Specializing in high-quality furniture that marries traditional techniques with modern aesthetics, the brand has become a staple in American home decor.

Their furniture is celebrated for its ability to blend seamlessly with both contemporary and traditional settings, making it a favorite among those who appreciate well-crafted, pieces that can work in modern spaces. This white oak side table, with its rustic and farmhouse touches, exemplifies Altavista Lane’s ability to deliver both style and substance. See less See less