4 Ways To Work With Mismatched Chairs
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Some people say that purposely mismatching furniture is a science, and not an art. When done right, a space can become an eclectic paradise while on the other hand, a few mistakes can easily make your home look like a worn-down thrift shop.
While there is no exact formula to achieving this decor style, you can still recreate the look with one simple technique: having a unifying element that will bring the room together. To inspire you, we've come up with four unique design ideas and a few tips on how you can make it work:
Main photos from: madebymood and Interior Design Blogs.
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