We got this idea from Etsy weaver Ecological Artist, who displays her handmade scarves on wooden side chairs. As we think about ways to warm up our home for fall, this is one quick and easy idea...
Using a Scarf as a "Chair Runner"
If you have a few scarves lying around your home, you might as well try using them as decor. They also serve the same purpose as a blanket - if it gets chilly, just wrap one around your neck to stay warm. These scarves from the Ecological Artist are hand-woven from organic wool, silk, and angora, $200 each.
Photos: Ecological Artist
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Ahmmm....it just looks like someone forgot their scarf at your place but, to each his/her own.
view modernguy's profile
not inspired by this.
view *heather leaf*'s profile
not really feelin this. I like those scarves though. Too bad they are so pricey.
view hessilou's profile
Nice way to show off your scarf, but... chair runner? No. I don't know what you're talking about.
view K T G's profile
ehh. not so much. if i'm in my house and cold, i'll take a blanket or hoodie..not a scarf..pretty scarves though!
view animalhouze's profile
kinda not really a decor idea.
view beddybee's profile
Looks like a store display - or a forgotten scarf in a cafe.
view bepsf's profile
never heard of a chair runner before today.
view poptart's profile
if i'm spending $200 on a scarf i'm not leaving it out on my chair...i'm wearing that thing all over the place...
view misslyss's profile
ROFLMAO @ misslyss comment..
I agree! LOL!!!
view live2create's profile
Table runners look well draped artistically on the back of a chair (although not to be sat on).
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