Duvall & Co.

One of the most refined designs at Duvall & Co. is the Oliver Turned-Leg Table . This classic farmhouse style table is crafted from rich maple or dark, luxurious walnut, both gorgeous furniture-quality wood. Modern and traditional woodworking techniques are employed in the making of this table. A turned-leg table refers to the process used to fashion the elegant legs of the table. The furniture artisan shapes the smooth, flowing design of the table leg by turning the wood on a tool called a lathe. The legs of the Oliver Turned-Leg Table are hand-turned locally in North Carolina and are attached to the table frame with expert joinery that produces the strongest possible joints. This beautiful hardwood dining table can be paired with the Oliver Bench from Duvall & Co., a furniture piece that perfectly complements the Oliver Turned-Leg Table. The table and bench combination offers plenty of legroom and is ideal for entertaining guests or hosting family events. Because Duvall

Sipping coffee is a beloved activity that helps people to destress and appreciate a quiet moment. Many great memories are made around the coffee table, whether people are savoring a peaceful respite on the screened-in porch or enjoying a game night with family and friends in the living room. When homeowners are choosing the perfect coffee table, they are looking for a balance of beauty and functionality since the coffee table is often a foundational decor element of a room and will see frequent use. If the table is too delicate, it may not withstand daily life — spilled coffee, curious pets, or heavy books. On the other hand, a coffee table that is too substantial could overpower the other design elements of a room and be too large to move easily. Homeowners will want to consider how the coffee table will be used and whether it can endure contact with children, grandchildren, or pets. A common decision that people face when choosing a coffee table is whether to go with a glass or wo

Among custom hardwood furniture , benches are pieces of furniture whose design potential should not be overlooked. Tables, desks, and accent tables often receive more attention because they are such central elements of a room. However, while benches may not be the centerpiece of the space, they offer practical benefits and give a room a sense of completion. Architectural Digest , an interior design and architecture magazine, notes that benches are “an efficient and elegant way to solve storage problems and create more seating in your home. Often used in dining areas to anchor heavy tables or create a lower focal point, these chair alternatives efficiently add space for more guests without taking away from a sophisticated design aesthetic.” Duvall & Co., a Wake Forest hardwood furniture maker, designs and builds several different styles of benches. From the functional to the artistic, the team crafts a wide variety of bench styles that will please a wide variety of tastes. Tr