These chairs are a great complement to the ones I posted yesterday.  With this pair of chairs, the wood grain is absolutely integral to the design.  It highlights their spare simplicity and form.  Once again, I can see these working in a modern setting as well as in a rustic one.

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I really love these blue 20th Century Windsor chairs.  The color really makes them unique and more versatile than a traditional wood grain.  I can as easily envision them in a modern setting as in a more traditional one.

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And so do I!  I really enjoyed this piece about one of my favorite pieces of furniture.  And Greige is one of my favorite design sites with lots of great finds.

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This is truly a handsome pair of chairs that would look perfect in a study or as part of  seating area in a bedroom.  They’re from the early 1900s and would look fantastic with anything from the Arts & Crafts era.

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Check out this great post that was featured on the blog You Have Been Here Sometime.  This is a really thoughtful design blog, and in this post, they compared one of my philosophies to Sol Lewitt’s.  Great company to be in!

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This is a great William IV Style wingback chair that I recently found at an auction. It is posted on our 1st Dibs site here.

Isn’t this pair of Continential Arts and Crafts benches in ebonized wood wonderful? The benches are upholstered in a really interesting, worn cordovan colored leather with antique brass nailheads.

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I think early nine spindle New England comb back Windsor chair is so unique and whimsical.  It has a rare three spindle comb that gives it a one-of-a-kind quality.

Check it out at Z and K Antiques.

There is something so unique about this pair of Swiss Walnut Inlaid Lounge Chairs. The detail on the frame really makes the cream-colored floral fabric stand out in a subtle, yet vibrant, way.

Check them out on 1st Dibs.