{"id":42842,"date":"2019-10-01T16:00:00","date_gmt":"2019-10-01T21:00:00","guid":{"rendered":"http:\/\/the2seasons.com\/?p=42842"},"modified":"2019-10-04T11:43:48","modified_gmt":"2019-10-04T16:43:48","slug":"new-dining-chairs-3","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"http:\/\/the2seasons.com\/?p=42842","title":{"rendered":"Our New Dining Chairs"},"content":{"rendered":"

After walking past the dining room for over a year now, we have decided to replace our bench with new dining room chairs<\/span><\/a>.\u00a0 First off, it didn’t look bad, but the lack of symmetry bothered me.\u00a0 Also, I was no longer comfortable asking guests to sit on a bench.\u00a0 If you linger after dinner or brunch over coffee, sitting on a bench without back support just isn’t that comfortable. I want to be comfortable, and I certainly want our guests to be comfy.<\/p>\n

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I removed the bench and then used the two chairs on the ends of the table in its place.\u00a0 Then I purchased a pair of matching chairs that complemented the other chairs.\u00a0 They are now at both ends of the table. You can buy them here.<\/a>
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I researched my purchase for several months before taking the plunge.\u00a0 I wanted to make sure the new chairs<\/span><\/a> were sturdy, large enough for a husband who is seven feet tall, and looked nice with the other chairs.\u00a0 Also, I did not want them to fight with the navy and cream wing chair that sits in the corner of the dining room.<\/p>\n

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When our new fireplace shelves and cabinets are installed in October, the wing chair will probably go to another room.\u00a0 Although I like having a reading nook in the dining room, I don’t want to have too much furniture crammed into the space.\u00a0 That would just not work.<\/p>\n

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They work very well with the fabric on the existing four chairs.\u00a0 I might have to bring in some other color.\u00a0 I have been thinking about layering a rug on top of the seagrass rug.<\/p>\n

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I really like the details with the tufting and the nail heads.\u00a0 You might be wondering where the bench ended up.\u00a0 Well, right now it is under the mirror where it was last spring before I bought a serving cart.\u00a0 (You can see a glimpse of the bench in the photo.) The serving cart is floating in the corner.\u00a0 Once the shelves are in, I will take a serious look at the room and decide if the wing chair in the corner, the bench, and the serving cart are being used to their maximum potential.\u00a0 When the dark armoire is gone, and the shelves are in, the room should brighten up considerably.\u00a0 The room will tell me what looks best.\u00a0 To see the plans for the shelves, go here.<\/span><\/a><\/p>\n

I wanted to buy the new dining room chairs<\/span><\/a> while they were still in stock.\u00a0 I knew that with the holidays just a few months away, people would be looking to spiff up their dining experience.\u00a0 I was lucky to get the chairs while they were still in stock.\u00a0 They had excellent reviews and were VERY inexpensive.\u00a0 Also, I wanted to get them before my hiking trip in Spain.\u00a0 It would be one less thing to deal with when I get home.<\/p>\n

Since these photos were taken, I added a runner that I made.\u00a0 If you follow us on Instagram<\/span><\/a>, then you saw it already in our stories.\u00a0 I will do another post on the dining room after the shelves are installed and show you the runner then.<\/p>\n

Are you planning any new purchases before the holiday entertaining season?<\/p>\n

Take care.<\/p>\n

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