Mix-Match Dining Room Furniture!

When a client and I are choosing new dining room furniture, I often recommend NOT getting a matching table and chairs set. 👯‍♀️🤯

Why?  Because although they definitely can be beautiful and work well together, it can also look a little one-note.  By doing chairs that are a little different, the space looks more curated and designed, rather than like you went to a furniture store and said "I'll take the whole set!"  Again, there's nothing wrong with that, but swapping out the chairs gives it more of a unique feel. ✨

Also, remember that you can go even a step further by introducing more substantial and different end chairs or a bench (but if you do decide to use a bench, best to have all the other chairs match, FYI)!



 

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