This durable, simple, and often colorful table was all the rage in the 1960s, and we think it'd be just as great as a retro accent in a kitchen today.

What makes a purchase “worth it”? The answer is different for everybody, so we’re asking some of the coolest, most shopping-savvy people we know—from small-business owners to designers, artists, and ...

Question: We have a cherished kitchen table from the 1950s. The top is bright yellow Formica with a delicate pattern resembling stone. It is funny and sad, but we made a votive candle from half the ...

Two tables that reference the history of the iconic Formica brand in its 100 year anniversary have been selected as the winning entries in the biennial Formica Formations Design Competition. The ...

Q. This table (and four matching chairs) has been in my family for decades. It is 122 by 91 cm (48 x 36 inches), and expands with one leaf, hinged to and stored under the table. The table itself is in ...