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aspenhome	Broyhill
Century	Copeland
Highland House	Hooker
Kincaid	Lane
Stanley	Wrangler

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ASPENHOME
The Origin writing desk is a multi-function, stand-alone home office workhorse, but it also can be paired with additional components in a “flex” system to expand both work and storage areas. Its clean-lined functionality is characteristic of the mid-century modern design that inspired it. Approximate retail is $695 to $895, from aspenhome. (www.aspenhome.net)

BROYHILL
The Attic Heirlooms Heritage farmhouse-style trestle table has a solid pine, plank top that extends to 90 inches with one leaf (about $1,069). The simple ladderback armchairs ($249 each) and side chairs ($229 each) help economize space. The collection’s design evokes the frugal farm life with its distressed pine finish, simple lines and obvious functionality. (www.broyhillfurniture.com)

CENTURY FURNITURE
Textile designs, lacquered finishes in crimson and black and architectural elements from the Far East all combine for a look Century Furniture calls Asian Spice. The Monica Settee is about $11,022; the Stacked Chest in crimson high gloss enamel is about $14,445; and the jet black cocktail table is $3,240. (www.centuryfurniture.com)

COPELAND FURNITURE
The Catalina Collection from Copeland Furniture is inspired by the organic forms of mid-century modern designers. The bed (about $1,958 in queen) is low and sleek, designed for a mattress only. The angled legs and recessed drawer on the bedside table (about $598) offer clean, unadorned lines. All pieces are made in Vermont of American black walnut. (www.copelandfurniture.com)

HIGHLAND HOUSE
Originally intended to house pewter and ceramics, this Provençal display shelf was adapted from an 18th century antique. About $1,300. It rests atop the Nimes Buffet, which features two raised panel doors, a scalloped apron with pierced rocaille carving and escargot feet. The buffet is about $2,500. Both are from the Pierre Deux French Country Collection by Highland House. (www.highlandhouse.com)

HOOKER FURNITURE
The Sorrento chair, part of the Wrangler Home Series 47 Collection by The new Envision lifestyle collection by Hooker Furniture is a moderately-priced brand aimed at consumers age 24-44. This queen bed and nightstand, along with a dresser and mirror (not shown) will retail for about $1,995. (www.hookerfurniture.com)

KINCAID FURNITURE
Consumers are yearning for home goods that evoke simpler days and provide a great value for their families, according to Kincaid Furniture. The company’s new Evergreen collection is made of Appalachian pine in Hudson, N.C., and includes a four-drawer chest (about $1,275), a queen panel bed ($1,125) and a nightstand ($507). (www.kincaidfurniture.com)

LANE HOME FURNISHINGS
Inspired by National Geographic’s archives of 18th and 19th century exploration across the East African landscape, the Tanzania collection mixes a dark, hand-waxed finish with antiqued brass accents for a rich and exotic look. The Arched Poster Bed (about $1,399 in queen) has custom-turned bedposts topped with a brass finial. The nightstand (about $649) has turned legs and antiqued brass pulls. (www.lanefurniture.com)

STANLEY FURNITURE
The Maison Dressing Chest from Stanley’s Grand Continental collection is a nine-drawer serpentine dresser featuring Italian baroque influences. The piece features figured rogue maple veneers, a highly distressed, hand-waxed finish with broken gold striping and custom designed hardware. Made in the United States. Approximate retail price is $2,999. (www.stanleyfurniture.com)

WRANGLER HOME
The Big Timber storage cocktail table in rustic oak features detailed carvings inspired by patterns from classic, American quilts popular among the first homesteaders on the Western frontier. About $699 from the Wrangler Home™ Originals Collection by Flexsteel. (www.wranglerhome.com)