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Tap into the art of eclecticism by foregoing formal furniture "sets" to create your own chic collection.
Years ago, formal dining rooms were a must in most homes—it was the main place for entertaining family and friends. Today, thanks to the often desired open-concept layouts, which usually combine dining, living, and kitchen areas, that view has drastically changed.
If you do have a dining room—or even just a dining room table—and want to give it a less formal, more youthful vibe, mixing chairs is a great way to achieve that. Below, we're sharing six simple ways to get started.
1) Same Chairs, Different Colors
A quick way to infuse a casual vibe while also maintaining style is to use the same chair but in different, complementary colors. This can be quite easy to do if you’re purchasing a new set of chairs, particularly if they’re contemporary in style and are painted wood, powder-coated steel, or have a plastic or fabric seat.
Upholstering the seats of chairs in a different color is another way to infuse unique style.
Photo: Damian Russell
2) Same Color, Different Chairs
Despite the different silhouettes of the chairs at this dining room table, the white palette unites them all and creates a more casual look.
Photo by Philip Ficks. Prop styling by Jerrie-Joy Redman-Lloyd.
See the full story on Dwell.com: 6 Simple Ways to Mix and Match Chairs at Your Dining Table
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By: Kate Reggev
Title: 6 Simple Ways to Mix and Match Chairs at Your Dining Table
Sourced From: www.dwell.com/article/dining-table-chairs-f248cfed
Published Date: Fri, 23 Mar 2018 16:48:27 GMT
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