You see this stuff all over the place. The photos above are from 1stdibs.com where you can find many pieces of furniture with a cane history at all price points. But you're seeing it now at hip joints like Wisteria, where this chair can be yours for around $1000. It's stylish and affordable.
This one is from Anthro:
I like the look. You can paint it a wild color if you want some additional flair. But brown furniture isn't always dated, or ugly, or from your grandmother's attic.
Hi Anne,
ReplyDeleteI'm so happy to hear that! I have a set of 8 chairs from Kriess with cane backs. I think they are from the 80's but they are in great shape. Love this look!
Sharon
The House of Hampton
Cane furniture is a classic. It endures throughout the decades, with updating for different decorating styles. It's like a Chesterfield sofa: if you don't like all the tufting all over, you can update with a little of it or with a new fabric...but never, ever get rid of it..
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