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" Low $5,366 Table...$199  Chair...$1,300  Chest...$1,049  Side Table...$389  Chandelier...$349  Rug...$2,000 High $22,683 Table...$1,409  Chair...$2,350 Chest...$4,900  Side Table...$1,685   Chandelier...$3,200  Rug...$8,800 Cozy upholstered Charlotte chairs from Oly Studio welcome guests to both tables: The HIGH tufted seat comes in a dark-brown mahogany frame and is covered in toffee mohair with nailhead detailing ($2,350). Its undimpled LOW twin sports raw muslin and has no detailing or tufting ($1,300; OlyStudio.com ). In production since 1956, Eero Saarinen&amp;#039;s iconic white laminate dining table adds a sleek curve to our space (35\u00BE&amp;#039;&amp;#039;dia, $1,409; Knoll.com ). The LOW Odyssey dining table, made from white lacquered wood and powder-coated metal, has a squarer silhouette and requires assembly (39\u00BD&amp;#039;&amp;#039;dia, $199; CB2.com ). For tablecloths, we&amp;#039;ve used fabric by the yard: The HIGH, Modern Stripe, is a cotton silk that&amp;#039;s woven in Italy (about $174/yd.; BeaconHillDesign.com ), while the LOW, Carvel, is a cotton-polyester print (about $30/yd.; RobertAllenDesign.com). On the floor, Mansour Modern&amp;#039;s HIGH silk-and-wool Rhodes pile rug, made with all-natural vegetable dyes, is completely handwoven and -knotted, taking three to four months to produce (8&amp;#039; x 10&amp;#039;, $8,800; 310/652-1121). Its LOW counterpart, the hand-loomed llama-wool Greek Key rug, is a less time-consuming flat-weave rug (8&amp;#039; x 10&amp;#039;, $2,000; JonathanAdler.com ). The versatile, sturdy stainless steel HIGH Pumpkin side table can moonlight as a stool ($1,685; Autoban-DeLaEspada.com ). Its LOW sibling, Ethan Allen&amp;#039;s Nickel accent table, made of nickel-plated steel and tempered glass, functions only as a side table (it can&amp;#039;t support the weight of a seat; $389; EthanAllen.com). The HIGH Astor Champagne bucket from Calvin Klein Home is a weighty piece of flawless lead crystal ($165; CalvinKlein.com ), while its LOW look-alike, the Kenzie wine cooler, is simple handblown glass ($50; CrateAndBarrel.com ). With solid oak legs and drawer handles, the HIGH Chichester three-drawer chest has carefully matched, beveled mirror panels on almost every surface ($4,900; ConranUSA.com ). Ethan Allen&amp;#039;s LOW mirrored chest, constructed primarily of mahogany solids and veneers, features mirrored panels only on drawer fronts ($1,049; EthanAllen.com ). For a light that swings, we&amp;#039;ve selected the HIGH Murano Glass chandelier, which is manufactured with 800-year-old forging and blowing techniques ($3,200; DWR.com ). Its LOW counterpart, the black crystal Calais chandelier, adds a similar graphic punch but lacks the intricate detailing and European pedigree ($349; ZGallerie.com ).  Low $1,632 Plates...$148/3 pcs. Flatware...$72/5 pcs. Coup bowls...$450/6 Vase...$155 Candlestick...$490 Decanter...$99 High $4,746 Plates...$600/3 pcs. Flatware...$165/5 pcs. Bowls...$959/6 Vase...$310 Candlestick...$600 Decanter...$900 The graphic lines of Hering Berlin&amp;#039;s handmade bisque porcelain vases add a modern touch to our festive mix: The HIGH vase ($310) features a thicker, more textured rim and finer detailing than its LOW cousin ($155; HomerDesign.com ). The hand-polished HIGH Estate spirit decanter from Steuben has the world&amp;#039;s greatest lead content, which means a weighty feel and magnificent clarity ($900; Steuben.com ). The LOW Dorset decanter is also lead crystal and is produced in Slovenia ($99; Williams-Sonoma.com). Our scallop-rimmed Limoges porcelain plates come courtesy of L&amp;#039;Objet: The HIGH Aegean Gold three-piece setting is hand-gilded with three layers of 24K gold (salad, $150, dinner, $200, charger, $250). The LOW version, Aegean, is unadorned (dessert, $30, dinner, $34, charger, $84; NeimanMarcus.com ). Our HIGH flatware, Pegasus Aureus, boasts a gold-plated finish (5 pcs., $165), while the LOW Pegasus place setting offers the same sexy shapes in straightforward stainless (5 pcs., $72; Villeroy-Boch.com ). Design guru Andr\u00E9e Putman crafted these Vertigo silver candlesticks for Christofle: The HIGH -- literally -- is 11 \u00BE&amp;#039;&amp;#039; tall ($600), the LOW 2 \u00BD&amp;#039;&amp;#039; shorter ($490; Christofle.com ). Gayle Warwick Fine Linen provides our HIGH Whitework dinner napkins, which are handmade and embroidered with the highest-quality Irish linen ($125 each; GayleWarwick.com ). The LOW hemstitched linens from Williams-Sonoma are also 100 percent linen but have a machine-stitched design ($48/set of 4; Williams-Sonoma.com ). To serve in style, master chef Ferran Adria&amp;#039;s El Bulli collection provides perforated spoons: The HIGH Straining Spoon has a 24K-gold finish ($302), while the LOW is matte stainless steel ($40; BlueCashew.com ). Porcelain pieces from Sieger by F\u00FCrstenberg&amp;#039;s My China! collection round out our tabletop selections: The HIGH limited-edition Matroschischka egg cup ($390) and rimmed nesting coup bowls (from $95 to $370) are hand-painted in 24K gold, while the LOW egg cup ($130) and bowls ($45 to $165) are unadorned (Sieger.org ). For the finishing touch, Ronald Redding provides overscaled Cavalier silver damask wallpaper -- the HIGH features decorative grommets that create a 3D effect ($1,170/9-yd. roll); the LOW version, sans grommets, is a simpler, two- dimensional design ($65; RonaldReddingDesigns.com ). "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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