Look at those legs - Farm Tables

The curvier - the better when it comes to the legs of farm tables. Last time, I talked about the diversity of the tulip table (here) and how Saarinen wanted to get rid of the mess of the leg. Here - these legs are anything but a mess. Like the tulip table they are diverse and work in a variety of decor's. The more banged up the farm table is - the better they are. They work well with just about any kind of seating and it's a great way to add character and warmth to your space.

Here are some beautiful examples of how people have used farm tables in their homes:

Scandinavian

Farm table + Eames Molded Plastic Chair with Wire Base

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Eclectic

Moroccan lanterns and carved plaster work over doorway with mismatched chairs

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Modern

White on White - White dining room and white Panton chairs 

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Contemporary

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Traditional

 19th-century French farm table paired with formal Louis XV-style dining chairs

Kitchen designed by Suzanne Kasler (source)