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Marble

Marble is a stone derived from Limestone. It can be highly polished to a luster. It is one of the more durable and extravagant materials available. It can be found on bars, tables, and pub tables.

Marble Veneer

This is like the real marble, but only with a thin layer attached to an MDF board or similar. It is usually more economical in price, while still giving some of the same features of the real thing.

Marquetry

Wood or Ivory inlay. Usually made into a decorative pattern found in table tops and bars.

Metal

 This is one of the most popular materials to construct chairs, bar stools, and baker's racks. It can be many different types of metals in different makes and qualities.

Micro fiber

This material is usually the Faux version of many fabrics. It's washable, breathable, and usually stain resistant.

Mission Style

This is a style of furniture from the early 20th century. It usually features classic oaks and cherries in very straight line styles.

Modern

Some call this new-age furniture or big city. It is usually sleek in design with vibrant rich colors and straight lines. Usually features silvers and chromes.

Modular Seating

Seating that can be rearranged into different configurations using interchangeable pieces.

Motion Furniture

Furniture that contain mechanisms that allow the furniture to go into motion. It will either recline, rock, glide, or make other movements.