I am in love with this chair. So in love that I'd like a whole set for my dining room. In fact, it was one of my inspiration pieces when I designed my dining room...
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| I may one day have a set of these made. |
Then again, I really like this one, which matches the room nicely, but I think a whole set would be a bit too much in the grand scheme of curly-cueness...
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| One is pretty, but six? Hmmm... |
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| Hand sculpted plaster rings the upper walls of my dining room. |
This one's twigginess goes nicely with the twiggy valances in the adjoining parlor, but it's a bit casual, and for dining the seat would need to be a whole lot more comfortable. Still, I'd love a pair of these in my garden...
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| Maybe better for the garden, after all. |
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| The parlour's twiggy valances knock a bit of the starch out of the formal draperies, but the formality of the draperies keeps pace with the dining room's fanciness. |
As a designer, I find the hardest thing about decorating my own home is continually finding delightfully unique furnishings, thus running out of room long before running out of lovely ideas. I think I have the perfect solution, though...
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| So many chairs, so little floorspace needed! |
Wishing you a perfectly enchanted weekend!
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