This look is something we've covered a lot here: taking a traditionally-styled old chair and revamping it with scrap fabric and paint. Here, we see three mismatched chairs taken to this extreme by Brooklyn's GIN Art & Design:
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brilliant
This is bizarre, but really fun!
Yeah!
The only one of these chairs I do not totally loathe is the last one. It's just quirky and fun enough for me to kind of like it. But I suspect that if I had to look at it for any longer than 15 seconds, especially in the flesh, and I would quickly come to loathe it as much as the other ones. If it weren't patchwork though I might adore the chairs. Funny how symmetry makes the difference between love and loathe.
I love them.
reminds me of alice in wonderland
I would love to have the nerve to do this sort of thing in my home. I always wanted mismatched dining room chairs, but I just didn't have the courage. I was afraid my family would think I had lost my mind and have me committed. But I do love these. I keep thinking, what a savings. I could use several remnants to recover the chairs.
sans the metallic finishes, it's right up my ally!
Some of these I find tacky as hell, but the concept is still good.