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Head Chair Help

6 years ago

I’m looking to replace my current apholstered head chairs and found a set of french rustic chairs, pictured on the right. Would these go with my other wood chairs?

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6 years ago
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In my opinion, not quite since the back of the new chairs are round while your wood chairs are square. In regards to color they appear to be a good blend with your walls and floor. It also looks like the wood chairs have cushions on them that are a similar color to the new chairs which is good. Could you find a similar version with a square back?
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