For your Victorian veranda. Brocade Home's outdoor furniture looks a lot like its indoor stuff. Opulent and dramatic, it can be good in small doses. Their patio line fits indoors or out, and the entire stock is on sale. Our favorite is the metal lace dining table shown above. Click below for a few other options...
Top: Metal Lace Dining Table, $399 / marked down from $699
Curved Leg Dining Table, $299 / marked down from $499
Chandelier Votive Holder, $299 / marked down from $499
Medallion Side Table, $119 / marked down from $199
Outdoor Circle Stool, $99 / marked down from $169
Curved Leg Side Table, $99 / marked down from $169
Upholstered Outdoor Loveseat, $499 / marked down from $799
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Comments (5)
does anyone else think this "modern baroque, racocco, damask" trend is looking a bit old?
yes.
I like a lot of these--the ottomans, the upholstered chairs, and loveseat. And doilies - I've always had a thing for doilies (not that there's any doilies around my place.) It's a pick and choose thing for me. I could see incorporating the brocaded/damask stuff in with other contrasting, modern stuff. I wouldn't kick those chairs out.
And I would love that wall o' flowers in the first pic if they were real, which of course they're not.
Don't be a hater! I kinda appreciate the fact that they at least specialize in one particular design instead of just offering whatever they think will sell this season. Plus, I wouldn't fill my entire home with this stuff, only 1 or 2 pieces.
I can deal with one or two pieces of Baroque/Rococco in the overall mix...
...but several pieces and forms all together in one space as shown in the catalog is just too OTT.