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Showing posts with label chair. Show all posts
Arne Jacobsen,
chair,
Favourite Furniture Fridays,
Fritz Hansen,
furniture,
iconic,
lounge chair,
swan chair
Favourite Furniture Fridays: Swan Chair
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| What do you think of it? I'm completely smitten. Unfortunately, it's almost $4,000. A girl can dream though! Read and see more HERE xox Tiffany Leigh |
blue velvet,
chair,
couch,
headboard,
living room,
office,
velvet
Roses are Red, but VELVET is Blue
Don't tell my boyfriend, but I have a MAJOR CRUSH on blue velvet. Actually maybe do tell him, that way on special occasions I'll get velvet instead of flowers...wouldn't that be lovely? I spend my time day dreaming about this rich, warm and luxurious fabric! Drooling.
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^ Bright blue chair steals the show.
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^ A cozy blue tufted headboard.
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Um...Excuse me, were you just checking out my crush? Well that's okay, I don't blame you ;)
Which is your fave?
xox Tiffany Leigh
Which is your fave?
xox Tiffany Leigh
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bed,
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chandelier,
crisp,
desk,
dress form,
floral,
interior design,
interiors,
manequin,
Monic Richard,
Pantone,
setee,
tangerine tango,
tutu,
White
Isn't this the prettiest little bedroom that you ever did see? So feminine and delicate. I love the incorporation of Pantone's colour of the year, Tangerine Tango, in such a temporary form, yet it still steals the show. The upholstery on the chair is perfect, the floral pillow on the setee compliments the desktop accessories so well, and don't even get me started on the tutu inspired chandelier! I could go on and on! Photography by Monic Richard for Style at Home Magazine.
Do you love it?
Tiffany Leigh
Prettiest Little Bedroom
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Do you love it?
Tiffany Leigh
Labels:
bed,
bedroom,
chair,
chandelier,
crisp,
desk,
dress form,
floral,
interior design,
interiors,
manequin,
Monic Richard,
Pantone,
setee,
tangerine tango,
tutu,
White
chair,
Color,
colour,
dining room,
Favourite Furniture Fridays,
furniture,
icon,
interior design,
living room,
Wegner,
wishbone chair

A Brief History:
The wishbone chair was designed in 1949 by Danish designer Hans J. Wegner. Since it's invention, it has been in constant production by the fine furniture company Carl Hansen and Son. It gets its name from the unique centre piece on the back of the chair, which literally resembles the forked clavicle or collar bone found in most birds, commonly called a wishbone. There was an ancient belief that chickens were fortune tellers, and that when two people hold the wishbone and pull it until it breaks, the person left with the longer piece will have their wish granted. Kinda cool!
For the more practical minded, it's also known as the Y-chair. Officially the CH24. Easily customizable and made from steam bent beechwood. Priced at around $800. It's name is totally appropriate because although it's way out of my budget, one can always wish.
What I love about these chairs is their delicate, gorgeous frame, and their tremendous customizability.
I'm going to wish on a wishbone for a wishbone chair. How about you?
xox
Tiffany Leigh
Favourite Furniture Fridays: The Wishbone Chair

A Brief History:
The wishbone chair was designed in 1949 by Danish designer Hans J. Wegner. Since it's invention, it has been in constant production by the fine furniture company Carl Hansen and Son. It gets its name from the unique centre piece on the back of the chair, which literally resembles the forked clavicle or collar bone found in most birds, commonly called a wishbone. There was an ancient belief that chickens were fortune tellers, and that when two people hold the wishbone and pull it until it breaks, the person left with the longer piece will have their wish granted. Kinda cool!For the more practical minded, it's also known as the Y-chair. Officially the CH24. Easily customizable and made from steam bent beechwood. Priced at around $800. It's name is totally appropriate because although it's way out of my budget, one can always wish.
What I love about these chairs is their delicate, gorgeous frame, and their tremendous customizability.
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xox
Tiffany Leigh









