Hancock and Moore James Farm Chair and Sofa, and Hadley Chair in Capri Navy

This is nicer - MUCH nicer - that the leather sofas I have in my own home.

About every hundred orders, I get to create something spectacular for a customer and this is it. Capri is such a wonderful, marvelous and hard-to-get expensive leather that it just blows away any other hide and this order was no exception. We used Capri Navy for the body of the pieces, Gator Oyster for the gimps and outback on the Hadley Chair, and then Premium Frame Builder's Maple finish on everything. Expensive? Yes it is....worth it, yes it is. I have many photos of this order, can only post (5) per post so keep scrolling. Everything came out great, and we took great care in delivering these today lest we chip that very-hard-to-repair wood finish. This is showpiece stuff, it doesn't get any better in leather upholstery than this.

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This Hadley chair is delightful to sit in, too

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Hi, Duane. We love the "show piece" James Farm sofa we purchased from you last month. We're taking your advice and not buying side or coffee tables until we are in the new house.


BUT - that doesn't stop me from cruising around looking at possible tables. I'm wondering if your client shared any photos of her final room with the lovely navy pieces. Would love to see the James Farm pieces in an actual room setting. Can't find a thing on the WWW. If you have any - please share.

Thanks for all your help - Wendy

Hi Wendy, I have not heard back from that customer once they took delivery of the pieces other than a quick call and they told me they were pleased with the way they came out, so no further photos, sorry.

Yes, I think it best not to rush in buying accessory tables until you have a sense of space in the new house. One of the things frequently overlooked is you have to match the table AND the lamps together. The height of the side table will affect the overall height of the lamp to go on top of the table, especially for reading light. Also the scale of the table and lamp must be in proportion. So most likely you'll be getting tables and lamps together.

Your new home is in the Smoky Mountains so I'm thinking with the sofa you'll have more of a rustic look going on. My inclination is to have you look over at Jonathan Charles side tables. Their website is not the best, its a huge category that will require a lot of scrolling and clicking, but this is where I would start:

http://www.jonathancharlesfurniture....ort_category=0

Good morning. Thanks for the link. It is huge so I'll be busy clicking around. Also - good advice about selecting tables and lamps together. So many moving pieces but I'm sure we'll find our "rustic elegant" look by the end of this shopping spree.