I went fabric hunting again yesterday and found some fabrics that are very good possibilities for ending up on our dining room chairs, finally! I felt like I was never going to come across anything. At first, I was thinking I would do solid white on the seat and back, then a pattern on the very back, that way the chairs would remain neutral and it would pop against the dark cherry stain we're doing. The more I thought about it though and the more I searched, I wouldn't be able to find a durable enough white fabric that would resist stains well. So then I started searching for ideas and found some chairs similar to mine with different patterns to help give me an idea of what a patterned fabric might look like if it were on the seats and backs. Here are the fabrics I found that I may use that I took pictures of. Please let me know what you think!
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Here's another picture of the chairs with the current stain, we're thinking of going darker. |
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This is my favorite (I think) and the one my husband liked the best. I saw a similar print in pink in the latest Coastal Living magazine on chairs that looked that just mine but with a white finish. These colors should blend well with the colors in my living room which is adjoined to the dining space, but still give the dining space it's own identity. I may add other colors to compliment this as well with the place settings and table decor. |
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This is the fabric I was thinking of using on the chairs with the one above. I'm not sure if I would use it on the seats or the back, or the very back. Ugh, decisions. What I like about this fabric is that it feels durable and the fabric is neutral but won't show dirt. |
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The two above fabrics together. |
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I also liked this, maybe not for the chairs but with another project? |
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This was another option that I liked for the chairs, to go with the tan fabric above. My husband did not approve though. |
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I just liked this pretty pink fabric and decided to take a picture. |
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I love his fabric and pattern. I don't know how I feel about it being on my chairs but I would definitely consider pillows in them. In fact, it is featured in a previous blog post of mine shown as pillows. |
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This was a very pretty white fabric. This would not stay this pretty for long though. |
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And here is the tan fabric but in a different shade. This might work with the chairs better? |
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