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CPSC Com­pli­ant High Chairs
Our Lat­est Hotel Project
Inside Look: The Stun­ning Trans­for­ma­tion of MJ’s at Boons­boro Coun­try Club
Tai­lor-made with your space in mind
The Revival of an Old Favorite
Your Small­est Cus­tomers Have Big Needs
All booths are not cre­at­ed equal.
Step Inside: A Mas­ter­class in Coun­try Club Aes­thet­ic
Craft­ing Your Brand’s Sto­ry through Fur­ni­ture Choic­es
Intro­duc­ing the River­mont Chair: Sleek Design Meets Casu­al Com­fort
Unlock the Unmatched Ben­e­fits of Part­ner­ing with Domes­tic Fur­ni­ture Man­u­fac­tur­ers
Meet the Mak­ers: Hand­pick­ing the Per­fect Piece of Wood
Intro­duc­ing the (Un)Laminate Table­top
Design With­out Lim­its: Cus­tom Booths to Ele­vate Your Space
A clas­sic, rein­ter­pret­ed
The Ulti­mate in Fam­i­ly-Friend­ly Din­ing
How Cus­tom Fur­ni­ture Con­tributes to Your Restaurant’s Suc­cess
Mod­ern Indus­tri­al Style + Com­fort = The River­mont Series
Meet the Mak­ers: Cov­er­ing seat­ing one stitch at a time
Bad­da bing, bad­da booth!
Meet the Mak­ers: Per­fect­ing Assem­bly Piece by Piece
Spice Up Your Design Inspi­ra­tion with the Urban Hacien­da Aes­thet­ic
Our new cat­a­log is here!
Islands that are mul­ti­pur­pose and mov­able
Cus­tom seat­ing is just a paint col­or away
Your table tops, your way.
Fur­ni­ture Pack­ages: The Secret to Scal­ing Your Restau­rant with Ease
Cel­e­brat­ing Inde­pen­dence Day with Pride in Amer­i­can Crafts­man­ship
These are in stock and ship quick­ly
Kem­per Chair — The evo­lu­tion of a clas­sic
Con­tem­po­rary Com­fort, Cus­tomized by You: The Park Chair
Can Cus­tom Restau­rant Fur­ni­ture Grow Your Busi­ness?
The End­less Pos­si­bil­i­ties of Cus­tom Stain Col­ors
Dis­cov­er the Old Domin­ion Dif­fer­ence: Sup­port That Stands By You
This Seat­ing Makes a State­ment (Miller)
Qual­i­ty, Com­fort, and Style Your Way
Serve up style with these table tops
It’s Here (Miller Series Launch)
Uncov­er the Fas­ci­nat­ing His­to­ry & Mod­ern Appeal of Car­bonized Wood
A stur­dy and durable table base is the unsung hero of your restau­rant.
Design the per­fect hos­pi­tal­i­ty space with cus­tom com­mer­cial fur­ni­ture
Ele­vate fam­i­ly din­ing to the next lev­el. Lit­er­al­ly.
Sit in Style: Find the Per­fect Chair for Your Restau­rant
Our web­site is new and improved!
Order child seat­ing today with no ship­ping delays!
Just In: The River­mont
Ren­o­vat­ed Din­ing Space for Boons­boro Coun­try Club
Nav­i­gate to New Design Hori­zons with the First Mates Barstool
A Design Tra­di­tion That’s Always on Trend
Bar­croft Tops: Redefin­ing Expec­ta­tions
Cozy Indus­tri­al: Where Raw Meets Refined
Ele­vate Your Fast-Casu­al Din­ing Expe­ri­ence with the Per­fect Fur­ni­ture Choic­es!
Ele­vate Your Ser­vice Game with Our Pre­mi­um Tray Stands
A Fresh Take on Tra­di­tion
Your Guide to Sourc­ing Hos­pi­tal­i­ty Fur­ni­ture
Beau­ti­ful, bud­get-friend­ly, built-to-last
Dis­tressed Ash Table Tops, steeped in rus­tic charm
Where Form Meets Func­tion: Explore Our Sol­id Wood Table Tops
Local­ly made. Read­i­ly avail­able.
Meet the Mak­ers: For­mu­lat­ing a match for every cus­tom col­or
A cheat sheet to cre­ate your own Coastal Charm look!
Give lit­tle guests a lift with our boost­er seats
The Art of Cus­tom Booths by Old Domin­ion Fur­ni­ture Co.
Dis­tinct. Durable. Decep­tive­ly Afford­able.
Get High-End Style on a Bud­get with Bar­croft Lam­i­nate Table Tops
We aren’t just for restau­rants
Tim­ber to Table
A Mid­cen­tu­ry Mod­ern Design Chameleon
Com­fort­able booths are greater than the sum of their parts
Infant car­ri­er stands that don’t stand in the way
Build­ing Col­lab­o­ra­tive Work­spaces for the Mar­tin Agency
Why Wal­nut? Dis­cov­er the Beau­ty and Dura­bil­i­ty of Our Sol­id Wood Table Tops
Take a seat. Cus­tom Chairs, Made Fast.
A mod­ern aes­thet­ic and qual­i­ty crafts­man­ship are a match made in design heav­en.

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