6 Ways To Prep Your Dining Room For Cocktail Party Season
Maybe the Queen isn’t coming to dinner, but you can still impress guests with these great finds
By Eric Mutrie
LEM Piston stools
Let the conversation revolve around you as you swivel in this height-adjustable counter stool. The lacquered wood seat is a light perch atop the powder-coated steel base. $830, at Design Within Reach
Miele wine storage system
Stop playing wine-bottle Tetris to make room in your fridge. Dedicate a second one just to drinks. $3200, at Miele Gallery Caplan’s
Origami drop-leaf table
Console table by day, dining table by night. The legs on this acacia wood design fold out to prop up two side leaves. Seats up to six. $850, at Crate & Barrel
Cupa-Vino by Sempli
Feeling tipsy? A tapered base guarantees you’ll fall over long before these frosted, stemless glasses will. $65 for two, at Room 2046
Teema serving set by Iittala
This dishwasher-safe geometric tableware is the perfect size for appetizers. $70 for three, at Ma Zone
Onnea napkins by Marimekko
These skyline-inspired paper serviettes will be a hit with the downtown crowd. $5, at EQ3
Originally published in our Winter 2014 issue as Dining Rooms: Condo counter culture.
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