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May 9th

5 Clever Places for a Slipper Chair

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As many of my readers know, this Seattle interior designer loves slipper chairs.  They are so versatile and useful for interior spaces.  In High Point at the April market this chair by Stanford Furniture and the Julie Bova Browning collection captured my attention.

Julie Chair Stanford Furniture Julie Bova Browning Collection

The Julie Chair is perfectly dimensioned for multiple uses and locations: 32W x33H x 35D.

Gabby Chair Jessica Charles

330 Gabby Chair
Height 30″, Width 30″, Depth 29.5″

Here are five locations for  small scale slipper chairs.

  1. Adjacent to a cocktail/coffee table or fireside as an extra seat in the Family Room, Den, Library or Living Room.
  2. In the Master Closet.
  3. Next to the soaking tub in the Master Bath.
  4. In the Guest Room.
  5. In the Entry/Foyer.

You can also read my earlier post featuring some favorite styles from various vendors.

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Feb 16th

Wingback Chairs Enjoy a Revival

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We haven’t seen a whole lot of wingback chairs since “The Cosby Show.”

“In the ’80s wingbacks felt so upper crust, and they needed a rest,” said Michelle Lamb, an internationally recognized trend forecaster based in Minneapolis. “Now they feel refreshing.”

Wingback chairs are even appearing in modern furniture catalogs. Their shape is being used for settees, headboards and ottomans.

Old wingback chairs can be spiffed up with fashion-forward fabrics.

From Jessica Charles Chilton Wing Chair

From Jessica Charles Chilton Wing Chair

The Jessica Charles story begins with a love of chairs. A chair is meant to embrace. To provide a haven and escape from the buzzing world around you. Its also about style. About your desire to express your individuality and sense of design in your home.

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