Many homes have a designated dining room, yet some homeowners are opting for a multi-functional area combining a dining room, living room or kitchen. Then there are others who live ...

Walnut, mahogany, teak, and rosewood typically fill out the roster of these highly sought-after brown woods, made into everything from room-spanning sideboards to small drop-leaf end tables.

This type of drop-leaf table was made in the 16th century and has been made in a variety of styles, including modern versions made in the 21st century. Q: ...

The table was made in the late 18th century in Westmoreland County, Pa., of cherry wood, in the drop-leaf style. It's an average piece of American frontier furniture — an antique, ...

A classic solution is the drop-leaf table, a 16th-century design still useful today because it's so efficient. Lift the leaf when you want more surface area.