5 Tricks to Decorate Dining Area with Mismatched Chairs
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Mismatched is the new trending interior thing. We all adore the way any designer add visual interest to the interior by colourful chairs with verities in modern and traditional makings. If you want to do the same in your interiors, here are some tricks by Ar. Onal Kothari....
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Check Heights : Keep an eye on the heights. It is very important to keep a maintained ratio between room heights and seat heights. Any mess-proportional element would make your dining area look a little disjointed.
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Colours are important : The best design decision can go two ways, one – go bold with colours with similar chair designing for some consistency. Or have an assortment of verities in chair and unify them with a colour palette, like buy the same chair in contemporary colours.
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Contrast the styles : Grouping the chairs with their era could be a plus and minus point both, depending on your dining space location and height. You can work together with different chair styles together, the only thing that does matter is look after the shapes of chairs and even the table. All the shapes together creates sense of unity.
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Change the Upholstery : If you want a mix and match touch in your existing dining furniture, changing the upholstery on the seat. This would be more convenient budget friendly option to give new life to your dining space.
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When in confusion – Go monochromatic : Pocket friendly option with a comfortable effort is to find random chairs and paint them all with same colour paint. You can choose any colour of your choice. The best colour anyone can select for their dining chairs would be white or black.
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