Hi I would like some advice on what style of chair to go for
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4 years agolast modified: 4 years agoElizabeth McGuire
4 years agoElizabeth McGuire
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Patrina
4 years agoPerhaps something without arms? I appreciate the second pic is not rustic at all but you could have something in that shape.
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4 years agolast modified: 4 years agominnie101
4 years agoHI. It's quite tricky for a chair. In theory you should have 30cm space between the top of the table and a chair for your legs which obviously leaves a seat height of 30cm. i know I only have about 20 my kitchen table though which is fine so you could look for a tub style chair. Alternatively look at a footstool on castors although it won't be as comfortable for working. I know neither style are rustic but would work with the room.
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