Furniture Sets for an Easy, Coordinated Look
Choosing furniture piece by piece can be tricky. Sets take the guesswork out. Every item shares the same style, finish and proportions.
Nests of Tables
A nest of tables is a set of two or three tables that slide inside each other. Use the largest day to day. Pull out the smaller ones when guests arrive. The root nest of three tables is carved from natural root wood, so each set is unique.
Benefits of Buying a Set
- Guaranteed matching finishes and colours.
- Often better value than buying pieces separately.
- Quick way to furnish a new home or room.
- Balanced proportions designed to work together.
Building Your Own Set
Many of our ranges let you build a set over time. Horner, Newton, Oakham and Rutherford all include matching pieces across rooms. Start with a coffee table and add a TV unit and lamp tables later.
Mixing Sets With Other Pieces
You don't need everything to match. Use a set as the base, then add contrast with accessories. A natural root nest looks great beside a modern sofa.
Care
Dust with a soft cloth. Use coasters on wooden surfaces. Keep natural wood away from direct heat and sunlight.
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Furniture Sets: Frequently Asked Questions
What is a nest of tables?
A set of two or three tables of decreasing size that slide inside each other to save space.
Are furniture sets better value?
Often, yes. Sets can cost less than buying each piece separately and guarantee a matching look.
Can I build a matching set over time?
Yes. Ranges like Horner, Newton and Oakham have matching pieces you can add gradually.
Is each root nest of tables unique?
Yes. Carved from natural root wood, each set varies slightly in grain and shape.