Lakota Pub Set

The Lakota Collection features dark birch stained finish accented with burnished edges flowing beautifully over the rustic style of the "planked" effect table top design.  The wood framed chairs feature a soft faux leather upholstered seat and back to add comfort to your dining experience.  Create a rustic dining area with the lodge design of the Lakota Dining Collection.

Traditional Furniture takes its beginning from furniture produced in Europe in 17-19th century. Typical traditional furniture can be identified by graceful shapes, elaborate carvings, ornamentation and details that give it a formal look. Popular traditional style types are Victorian, Neoclassic, Country, French Country, and British Colonial.

Contemporary Furniture style, sometimes also described as high-tech and minimalist, uses straight lines, minimum number of colors (solid or patterned) and generally features new materials and cutting-edge technology. Popular contemporary style types are Deco, Modern, Scandinavian, Italian and Minimalism.

Transitional Furniture style walks the line between traditional and contemporary furniture, with lines that are less ornate than traditional styles but not as severely basic as contemporary lines.

Barstool is a general term used to refer to casual dining stools of various stool height.

Bar Height Barstool is stool with 29-31" seat height, measured from the floor to the seat. Barstools typically come in sets with a 41-43"  height tables.

Counter Height Stool is typically with 24-26" seat height. In casual dining sets, counter height stools normally coupled with a 35-37" height pub table.

Standard Height Stool, often called Chair, comes with 17-19" seat height and in sets often coupled with a 29-31" height table.

Bar height barstools typically come in sets with a 41-43" height tables.

In casual dining sets, counter height stools normally coupled with a 35-37" height pub table.

A standard height stool, or chair, in sets often coupled with a 29-31" height table.