Pick a side....
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(Southern Accents/July/Aug. '08)
(Southern Accents/July/Aug. '08)
I mean you don't really have to pick a side, both sides are fine...but sometimes going with a bold print or switching fabrics on that back of a chair can really make the difference. This scenario is ideal in a Dining Room setting where the backs of the chairs are always on display...in my case, in our Family Room, I'm planning to do a few slipper chairs and switch up the fabrics on the backs since they face the entry...but really, it can be quite fun...so here's some inspiration for you!
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(Elle Decor/March '08)

(Elle Decor/March '05)

(California Home + Design/July '08)
(Elle Decor/July/Aug. '08)
(House Beautiful/July '08)
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(Domino/August '07)
(Domino/August '07)
This works both ways though, even if you're looking to do a large print on the chair fronts, like shown above, you could could always pick a coordinate for the back to frame out nicely as well...
- Posted by Girlmeetsglamour
- over 3 years ago
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