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Wednesday, August 15th, 2018
Hooker Furniture Dining Room Sandcastle Fretback Arm Chair – Upholstered Seat
The living room can either be a private room or a social hub. The way it is used depends greatly on how you feel towards hosting parties or not having any of those at all. This also depends on how you arranged the seating units and how many you actually have. The number of chairs that you set up inside this living room will also indicate how often you will receive guests.
Every living room has a sofa and additional chairs. There is also a center table, an artwork or two, photographs, and some stuff to make the room more personalized. When you’re the type that likes solitude, then the furniture arrangement will also indicate this. You are bound to see just a couple of chairs plus the cozy couch and that’s it.
Either way, whether you’re an introvert or an extrovert, you are likely to display chairs in the living room. So what chair styles would suit your theme and personality?
Before we go to chair preferences and all the science and art that are going to be used in your decision-making, you need to, first, understand how the chairs are going to function in the living room. Remember that the living room is often a place where you should unwind and just be yourself.
The chairs need to be comfortable not just stylish since they are supposed to be used in a room where people gather and enjoy each other’s company. These may also be used for binge-watching the family’s favorite TV shows.
The Armchair
Let’s accept it. Most homeowners seem to be stuck with just the couch as a living room seating unit. Yet a chair can become a tool for self-expression. The armchair is a good way to express both your personal style while providing the seating function.
The armchair is a kind of accent chair that can become a symbol of your creativity. This seats just one person unlike the loveseat, couch or sectional. This can come in different styles from traditional to modern to contemporary.
Don’t look for dirt-cheap armchairs if you want to satiate both the function and aesthetic needs of your living room.
The Recliner
This is one of the modern luxuries that homeowners now enjoy. While they may appear to be modern, a few historians argue that Napoleon Bonaparte once owned the first recliner chair. And from his time to ours, many designers have already contributed to the style and new look of this seating unit.
These days, recliners are symbols of comfort in many homes. They come in many different materials such as cloth and leather upholsteries. There are also manual and electronic recliners and you have a plethora of color and style options.
A recliner is useful to someone who struggles to get out of a seat. There are even lift-assist recliners in the market nowadays.
The Round Chair
Who says rectangular or square is the only way to design chairs? For those who don’t want to be boxed any longer, there are many round chair options for you. These are those oversized chairs that have a 58” width and about 30” of cushion depth.
This is a wonderful accent piece because of their unusual shape. Contemporary round chairs can come in different colors from neutrals to bright colors.
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The Loveseat
As the name states, this is a chair that’s meant to accommodate two people. This also comes in many different styles. Check out our wide array of loveseat options.
The Accent Chair
This is an all-encompassing term that is used for different living room chairs such as the wingback, club chair, barrel, English rolled arm, the Lawson chairs, and many more. These are often decorative chairs which are used to draw the eyes of beholders. Their purpose is to add visual interest through their style or color.
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Tuesday, June 6th, 2017
Go back to the simplistic beauty of the 20th century in this Steamship Splat Back Arm Chair.
Do you know that the chair now has a 5,000-year history? While this is so, we seem to be increasingly living in a world where people are encouraged to stand instead of sit down. People are coaxed to move about so that they don’t eventually suffer from diabetes or coronary heart disease.
Renowned architect, Witold Rybczynski, is quick to point out that the standing desk age is just a fad. And since this is so, it will eventually come to a stop and people will, once again, realize the importance of sitting down and how people should break up their lengthy sitting periods instead of saying goodbye to chairs all together.
Function and Fashion
Chairs uniquely combine fashion and function. Compared to communications technology, chairs do not get better over time. If you’re seated in an armchair, then practically, that’s all there is to it. With regard to form, it is there to provide respite from standing and it pairs beautifully with a desk or table.
Of course, the chair’s structure depends entirely on its function. Once you begin looking at chairs are mere seating pieces, then you would realize that it has a wide array of functions to fulfill. The concepts of design behind the making of each chair also has rich stories.
In the 20th century, chair design was still testing the waters in terms of product design, craftsmanship, architecture, as a form of art and how it will be used in interior design.
Daily, a lot of people spend their time sitting down more than any position. There may be a lot of different objects in your home but you will surely spend time and money in looking for the perfect chair – at least that’s what we hope to achieve.
Chairs are important not just because people sit in them but also because you can express your style and individuality with the right kind of chair. Artists and architects use different designs in expressing higher ideals, cultural movements and artistic influences.
In the 20th century, still, there was still no separation for interior design, architecture and product design. Chair design and architecture were closely linked as is evidenced by the chair creations of famous architects – Ludwig Mies van der Rohe, Frank Lloyd Wright and Le Corbusier.
Chairs are there primarily to provide physical and psychological wellbeing to the sitter. It can also provide both these to other people who will end up using the chair.
Comfort
Seating designs during the 20th century embodied the artistry and creativity of architects and artists. One could see the obvious excitement and adventure in terms of design. The lifestyles of people may not have been taken into consideration that much back then but one thing is certain – the chairs were adorably beautiful.
Chairs may be pricey but people bought them because they were needs. It would be wrong to buy the cheapest pieces only to end up breaking them in just a few months or buying another piece altogether.
Just consider this, any chair that does not look like the regular seating piece is something that must have a higher value. This uniqueness may look unconventional because of its extraordinary materials or it could simply be because it was styled differently.
Posture is another aspect that you should consider with regard to choosing a chair. The more alert that you would want to be, the higher your chair must be from the ground. If, however, you would want to relax as you sit in the chair, then find the ones that lounge appropriately.
Status Symbol
Yes, you can also tell the world who you are by choosing the chair that describes you. You can say I am important by picking a chair that’s made of expensive materials, has ornate carvings and the plushest cushion. Or the design could be streamlined yet its color and form scream Look at me!
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Tuesday, June 28th, 2016
4056CR Henry Exposed Wood
Setting the mood in a dining room is as easy as matching the table with the chairs or mixing up some of the seating units to achieve a certain look. Chairs are a great help when it comes to setting the tone inside any room.
Here are some of the chair types that you can choose from –
Arm Chair
The arm chair is a type of chair that is often situated at the head of the table. These, compared to other kinds of chairs, have a more formal look and feel. Contrasting arm chairs can be used to establish a statement while there are also those that match the side chairs.
Arm chairs can be made of plastic, metal, wood and many other materials. It can also be upholstered or not.
Side Chair
A side chair is an armless chair that is often placed at the side of a dining table. In a more casual setting, though, a side chair may be placed at the head of the table. This can be upholstered though, generally, they are not.
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Parsons Chair
The parsons chair is suitable for any home theme. It comes with basic lines and design. This can also be upholstered. The fabrics used range from leather to linen, tufted to patterned, and many more.
Upholstered and Non-Upholstered Types
There is a wide variety of upholstery options as well as styles for chairs. It is crucial that you assess your lifestyle as well as the members of your family before you come up with your final decision regarding the fabrics and upholstery.
Upholstered chair seats and backs have a more glamorous and traditional feel to them. An all metal or wood chair, on the other hand, has a streamlined appearance, thus, they are perfect for modern settings. This second type is also a lot easier to clean and maintain as compared to the upholstered chairs.
Here are some of the leading choices when it comes to chair styles –
Traditional
This dining chair has more elaborate slats, they often come with ornate details and carved legs. Regency, Chippendale and Queen Anne chairs are common traditional chair styles. These are commonly tufted or upholstered.
Modern or Contemporary
These are often made of molded plastic, bent wood, or metal. They offer an organic or streamlined look.
Ladderback
The ladderback chair has horizontal slats that re spaced evenly along the back of the seat. This is a traditional design but it can be made suitable into any home theme including transitional and country styles.
Mission or Shaker
This kind of chair shows clean lines. Expect no extra details with this kind of chair. Mission chairs come with straight, simple lines and are made of wood. Shaker style chairs show curved panels.
Windsor
This is a kind of English chair that features spindle back and legs. Its back can be hooped or bowed. It offers a country or casual feel.
If you want to learn the different chair backs, here they are –
Balloon
This is a chair with rounded back which tapers towards the seat. This if often associated with Art Noveau and Victorian style chairs.
Banister
The banister back comes with three to six baluster-shaped, vertical slats. This is often used in Early American chairs.
Bentwood
The bentwood chair back comes with curved wooden pieces. Art Nouveau pieces often come with this kind of style.
Crossbar
As its name suggests, crossbar chair back comes with an X-shaped splat. This is associated with the Duncan Phyfe furniture style.
Crosspiece
This style comes with a single, flat, vertical slat. It is used in Duncan Phyfe, Sheraton, and American Empire furniture styles.
Ladderback
Also known as the slatback, it comes with equally-spaced horizontal slats. Chippendale, Colonial, Pennsylvania Dutch and Early American all feature this kind of chair back.
There are many other chair backs to choose from. See which one fits your chosen theme.
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Tuesday, June 21st, 2016
2960 Euphoria Wing Chair
An accent chair is a seating piece that can be placed strategically inside a room to provide style and added seating. There are two ways that you can use an accent chair; first, you can have it positioned at a place where it best complements or highlights the textures and colors of larger pieces; second, it can also serve as a secondary seating unit in a room.
There are many accent chair styles to choose from. You can have the simple, straight-back sitting piece, one with arms, or you can have a rocking chair. This chair can also be a bigger piece like a chaise lounge.
Accent Chair Placement
The whole point of using an accent chair is to have it work in conjunction with all the other furniture in a room. The look that you are supposed to achieve should be harmonious and functional. And, oh, don’t forget that they have to look pretty, too.
A wonderful example of a chair that has been strategically placed inside a huge living room is when it is grouped with other seating units in the conversation area. There always has to be a focal point like a fireplace. It is also attractive to have a secondary seating place for all your reading activities. This place is where an accent chair can also be used.
Whether you would want a reading nook or the living room as a home for your accent chair, it is important to pick the one that would define that space, give it personality, and a breath of fresh air.
Here are some basic tips in finding the right accent chair –
Find the Right Pattern
If all the other furniture pieces lack character, then it’s about time to add some spice. A patterned accent chair should be able to do this. A well-chosen pattern can pull all the other colors on other furniture, making the design look more unified.
A patterned accent chair is a wonderful focal point for any room. It can also add depth that no other piece of furniture will be able to give.
Choose the Right Style
There are many accent chair styles ranging from recliners, club chairs to wing chairs. Since this is so, make sure that you find the right one that will answer your requirements and fulfill your preferences. Make sure that it won’t clash with the current room décor or you’d end up having to shop for another accent chair, if not have it reupholstered and such. In short, if you want to have zero headaches, be sure to choose the right style from the onset. Of course, you would not want cramp an oversized lounger inside a cozy living room. That seating unit will surely gather attention but one that isn’t pleasant.
Now don’t be afraid to experiment with the styles, though. Even patterns that don’t match can fit perfectly together once they are placed in a room. The accent chair’s pattern may not be an exact match to your current furniture but you should be able to see some aspect that will anchor it to the rest of your design pieces. For instance, you can use the red on the rose painting and have it on as a base color for your accent chair.
The Right Fabric Matters
The fabric used on your accent chair is also important. One of the classic choices is suede but think twice about using it if you have kids and pets at home.
For those who are looking for a more classic vibe, you can choose leather. This can give the room a more organic look. Of course, your choice of accent chair fabric all boils down to what is best for day-to-day living. It is also important to note what would best achieve your perceived look.
Hooker Furniture Living Room Paris Accent Chair
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Wednesday, April 20th, 2016
Flexsteel Living Room Fabric Chair 0102-10 showcases floral fabric fused with the beauty of wood.
One of the most noticeable comebacks happening in interior design these days is the return of strong patterns and prints. Large scale designs are being paired with oversized florals as well as the trendiest colors.
Let’s begin with poppy which is a bold floral design that is printed digitally to a linen or poly-linen base. This is a great choice for cushions and upholstery. It is also a fashionable material for drapery.
Natural fibers continue to be featured on many furniture showrooms – and for a good reason. The trend proves that organic looks will remain and that eco-friendly lifestyles are here to stay.
Falling In Love with Florals
Stanley Furniture Bedroom Chaise Banquette 222-23-72 shows shabby chic perfection.
And so it happened – you have fallen in love with the beauty of floral upholstery and fabrics and now you are wondering how you can bring it home. Floral prints can be too loud, others may say, but this is only if you are not careful.
So what should you do?
If you are thinking of how to match floral upholstery with other interior design elements, then you are not alone. There are many before you whose spirits have been dampened by the wrong use of florals. And now they are still rattled by the very idea of combining it with furniture, lighting, etc.
Now, the first step is to look for graphic prints. You must start somewhere so begin with the simple prints. A single, large-scale graphic print rug can go a long way in terms of making good use of florals in your home. If large-scale prints are still bold for you, then settle for medium and small-scale prints that have been fused to make a room pop.
A floral print armchair, for instance, will balance graphic curtains and an equally graphic rug. In this case, you can afford to use neutrals in solid hues for the rest of the room.
Next, if you happened to fall in love with a bold floral sofa, then don’t rack your brains trying to find out what would go with it. Pair it with white and call it a day! White or any neutral color (cream, wood or beige would also do) for your walls and accessories would balance that big, bold floral sofa. This is the widest space that the sofa could breathe in so provide just that.
Third, find out what colors are included in your floral piece. Pull a color from the group of colors used then create a scheme from there. Just make sure that you get the exact shade used on the florals. Ask for a swatch of the floral print as you shop for other pieces inside your home.
The background hue can be used as a wall color and one of the vibrant colors can be used as solid upholstery or curtain color. Choose also an accent color from the floral hues. Use this on your pillows and accessories.
Grounding the bold look offered by florals is easy with leather. The ever reliable leather is there to provide the necessary weight in a room. Add the floral print and you’ve created a seemingly unbalanced look yet one that is beautifully grounded.
Repeating the motif for the rest of the rooms would not hurt.
Lastly, you can also go wild and pair florals with animal print, the latter being the staple piece as it can work with anything. Try animal print on a small rug or on your living room ottoman. This, when paired with florals, will be an eclectic yet glamorous ensemble. This pairing will surely alter the look and feel of any room in your home.
So go ahead, fall in love with floral upholstery. It can be bold or subdued, it’s really up to you.
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Saturday, January 30th, 2016
Winners Only Dining Room 42 Inch Farmhouse Round Table With 2-8 Inch Drop Leaves 54242F. This two-seater table should look perfect on that tiny space that you’ve allocated for your breakfast nook.
Okay, admit it. You are one of those who run out of the door the moment you finish taking a sip or two of your orange juice. Whether you are this fast-paced person or a laidback one who loves to spend weekend gatherings with her family, then you know how important dining areas are. But the dining room can sometimes have an aura of formality, one that you might not want all days of the week. Casual dining begins with the breakfast nook.
The breakfast nook is an ideal place to spend your simple weekend gatherings as a family, also a quiet corner as you finish your bowl of oatmeal in the morning. It’s time to relax over your morning food.
The breakfast nook can come in any style that you want but there are simple guidelines to follow.
Seating and Table Guidelines
Unlike dining spaces which are more formal, you have to find a seat for your cozy nook before you shop for the right table. Traditionally, the nook is built in a corner right where two walls converge. L-shaped layouts work best.
Choose from a series of cabinetry, cushions, and seats. Carefully consider what you would place as a window seat, bench or settee.
Other choices for the nook are the regular dining chairs that can be placed against the window or a wall. Pedestal tables can effectively save space and you won’t have to worry about bumping on your loved ones’ knees as you enjoy your morning meal.
There is no one particular design that fits all types of breakfast nook. In fact, the table that you eventually pick should fit your preference on seats, the size of your family, and what shape you would want for your cozy corner.
Whitewashed pieces are great when you want to achieve a cottage appeal.
Canadel Dining Room Upholstered Seat Bench BEN89025TD-24. Choose your seating piece well since you only have a limited space to work with.
Lighting Tips
Don’t even think about mounting a light fixture onto the ceiling. Find pendant light or a small chandelier that comfortably hangs at 30 to 34 inches above the table.
Traditional spaces can use smaller chandeliers that are made of metal or wood. If you really favor the farmhouse look, then find painted or tole chandelier. Metal flowers can have a classic effect.
For a more modern look, use pendant lighting with barrel shade or an art glass.
Flooring Options
Kitchens are often installed with hardwood flooring. This is because of the heavy foot traffic that is expected in this area most days of the week. You can soften the tough look of hardwood by placing a rug that is the same size as your breakfast nook table and seats. This rug defines the area while providing your feet with a comfortable feeling as you eat your breakfast and enjoy reading the newspaper.
Find a rug that can be easily spot cleaned. You can also buy a patterned or colorful rug that can hide visible stains.
Window Treatment Selections
Even when the breakfast nook’s windows are already shady, it is still pays to have an added amount of privacy by installing minimal window treatment. Such can add color, texture, pattern and warmth to your nook.
Woven shades can filter light while not totally blocking the natural light that comes in. Add patterns by having valances, cornice boards or faux shades. Should the windows face the street, then you should find a window treatment that lets in light while not having the diners feel uncomfortable because of passersby staring at them.
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You will also need to adjust the window treatment if your breakfast nook sits in the east. Make sure that it can protect your eyes from the glare of the morning sun. Consider louvered shutters, fabric shades or plain blinds.
Accessorizing the Nook
Say no to fussy pieces since you are just decorating a small area. Say yes to some throw pillows, bench, tie-on chair pads, tissue holder, and other simple yet decorative pieces. Personalize the area by bringing photographs and artwork.
Now that you’ve created the breakfast nook, an intimate spot, let’s hope you enjoy more cheerful mornings and create happy family memories in this area.
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Saturday, January 16th, 2016
Hooker Furniture Bedroom True Vintage Bachelors Chest
There is a huge advantage in having a walk-in closet at home. This can provide you with lots of extra storage space for your clothes and other stuff. This kind of closet, though, requires an equally huge amount of energy and preparation time. If you’re still interested, then it’s time to explore your options.
The first option is to set up multiple shelves on two or more sides of the space allocated for the walk-in closet. The more shelves that you set up, the categories you can create, meaning, you can have a separate shelf for your shoes, for your bags, and for your designer clothing.
The design of the walk-in closet also depends hugely on your storage needs. Almost always, it is adjacent to the master bedroom and can be accessed by a separate door. You have the option to continue the theme in the master bedroom to the walk-in closet. In other homes, this room is near the biggest bathroom.
Here are some guidelines if you want to store your clothing, shoes, bags and other accessories in the right manner.
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Put Tasteful Furnishing
Armoire drawers and dressers would still look great inside your walk-in closet. These can hold seasonal clothing such as sweaters, sweatshirts and jackets. For the regularly used clothing such as jeans, blouses, shirts and undies, use a more accessible and spacious closet.
Yes, there is nothing wrong with putting a closet within a walk-in closet. In fact, the most beautiful closets, drawers, and vanity tables will make a huge difference on the overall attractiveness of the room. Put in some matching storage units and you can stow away more apparel and some tools needed in keeping clothes looking their finest. Have a separate drawer for buttons, iron, ironing board, and a mending kit.
Modern armoires and wardrobes now come in various styles. Choose the piece that is most appealing to you. Consider also your chosen theme for your walk-in closet. The classiest wardrobes that you can find and eventually consider an heirloom are usually made of wood. Find out which wood can make your space more charming.
Also, do not forget that no walk-in closet should be without an elegant mirror.
Let Go of Pre-Loved Clothing
Clothes are better able to retain their best looks if they are stacked in a neat way. This is also the case if you hang them freely. So go ahead and create some breathing room in your drawers and closets by giving away some of your apparel. Those that you have not worn in a year or no longer fit you can be given away as donations.
This curvy chair from FFDM’s Collectors Room is a beauty to behold.
Use Labels
Create a reminder system that would indicate which items go where. This is an effective way to speedily locate items or for other people to return the items to their proper places. Like items should be stored together.
Apart from labels, you can also use wood hangers for your special garments. The larger the hanger, the better able they are to retain the original shape of the garment.
There are also some people who prefer to have weekly dividers in their closets.
It’s a small wonder why many people prefer to have pre-sorted clothing and accessories storage units. It becomes a lot easier to dress up during busy mornings if you have everything in its proper place.
Customization for Children
Even smaller children would benefit to have their own closet inside your home’s walk-in closet. Choose multitier cabinets or those with dividers. While plastic boxes and fabric bags may be used as storage units but these cannot provide the level of toughness that you need if you really want to protect your children’s church clothing, uniforms, shoes or toys.
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Monday, January 11th, 2016
All the wood furniture pieces on this articles come from FFDM’s Vintage Classics Collection
If you have a passion for collecting World War I and post-World War II decor, then you are a vintage connoisseur. Being familiar with this interior design means you have the same taste as your parents or grandparents – and this is not a bad thing at all.
Anything vintage sparks nostalgic feelings, however, this style is not solely for reminiscence. It can offer a lot of style mixtures but, mostly, it is typified through wooden textures.
One surprising thing about vintage interiors is that it is never linear. Decor pieces can be from different places and times. Vintage is primarily about the creation of a comfortable and homey living area. Your creativity will surely be piqued as you find out what constitutes this style.
FFDM Vintage Classics Collection
Furniture – A Major Vintage Element
There are many elements in every vintage interior but the most important is the furniture. Furniture designs vary through cultures and periods. You might not be able to obtain the original period pieces but you can now easily look for pieces with classic designs.
Wood is a major material used in many of the most beautiful chairs, tables, drawers, cabinets, and desks. Come and visit our shop and you will never run out of choices as you set your eyes on various wooden pieces.
This lovely bedside from FFDM will look fabulous inside your vintage-themed bedroom. Bring the same charm to your dining area by investing in a glass-fronted display case, perfect for displaying your collectibles and tableware.
Chairs that are classic in form are welcome, just be sure to focus on your color choice. The goal is to remain muted (in terms of color) with a few flower variations to visually stimulate. Flowers should not be too bright that they already overpower the lovely furniture that you have devoted your time to setting up.
Vintage style is also great with patterned wallpapers and handmade fabrics. If you think these are a little too much for you, then fuse it with other modern appliances, even other designs. Some homeowners have experimented with contemporary laidback interiors and vintage decor and furniture. Wooden furniture may be paired with contemporary appliances, other colors and textures. While you do this, just allow memories and nostalgia to guide you so you get the right inspirations.
A Few Vintage Rules
While you are not limited with regard to your creativity, you must not forget that vintage is anything that looks and feels classic. There are still a few rules that need to be satisfied in order to stay within the bounds of this style –
Materials that you pick will decide the overall tone and mood of the room. Wicker baskets and wooden crates, for instance, would be perfect as storage containers.
Vintage remains to be one of the most admired interior designs in the world because there are simply people who do not appreciate the throw away culture. Mass production is not equal to legacy pieces. If you want to pass down furniture to your descendants, then you have to invest in sturdy, classic pieces.
Again, one can never say amply that you should veer away from anything made of plastic.
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