I've recently been intrigued by the mismatched dining seating that's out there. I say intrigued because it's not a look I am naturally drawn to or something I feel I could pull off very easily. It seems tricky to do and even trickier to do well. The mismatched look adds interest though; it's a bold move in my opinion. It also means you can switch things up a little and you don't have to invest in an entire set of chairs if you don't want to.
Some like to really mix it up...
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| House and Home |
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| Lisa Palmer via House and Home |
Others stick to a mismatched but still somewhat symmetrical look. (I might have a better chance at pulling this off.)
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| Via Decorpad |
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| Suzanne Kasler via House and Home |
What do you think of this look? Is it interesting and lovely or just "wrong" in your mind. I agree that it's not for everyone, but it has a certain unexpected charm to it, especially when done well.
Thanks for stopping by! I hope you have a good start to your week. It's raining again where I live. Time to pull out the books and puzzles!
-Sarah
p.s. Thanks for your suggestions on which collage option to go with. I didn't get around to hanging the frames this past weekend. Hopefully I can fit it in sometime this week.
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