The home of Danish lifestyle and interiors blogger Allan Torp (Bungalow5). Photography by Brooke Holm; stylist Marsha Golemac for Inside Out. 'Grammer to follow - Carole of Sunrise over Sea (and her beautiful little home). Love the light ply door, the white painted floorboards and always a white Smeg. Love a layered rug. Melbourne's Pop and Scott (designers of the sofas, tables, planters and lighting) always get it right with their boho-beach vibe. 1  /  2  /  3  /  4  /  5  /  6  /  7  /  8  /  9  /  10 Fancy Spaces is supported by our friends at Flooring Xtra - thanks!The eclectic trend in interiors right now is set to continue for who knows how long.  Something I am super excited about because for me rooms where nothing matches but yet somehow all make sense is a look I happen to find the most magical. The hardest look in the world to pull off because there aren’t any rules as such but by far the coolest.There are tricks us designers use to make eclectic mismatched rooms feel super harmonious and today I am specifically focusing on dining chairs.

No matter the size of your dining table how do you deal with the chairs?  Having a load of mismatched chairs can look like a hot mess and too many of the same vibe can make the room feel really dull. Here are some tips for bringing them altogether: A la Noah’s arc!  I do this all the time it will make the scheme feel more cohesive. Not every chair has to be a couple obviously you can totally have the odd loaner but it will automatically make your space feel far more cohesive and harmonious. Same style different design One trick many designers use is to go for the same style of dining chair but change-up the colour or pattern to add visual interest. Different styles one colour Conversely you can mix a whole bunch of different chairs together if you tie in that colour palette. Nail it down to one or two max and you’ll love the vibe Same material different styles OMG can you believe all theses different combos. Another trick we use is to reign in the material and mix up the styles, the possibilities are indeed endless!

Keep the heights similar As much as I’m for a lively rhythm around a room I think when it comes to chairs around the dining table the heights need to be pretty similar as otherwise it can look a little disjointed. Do this and it will make your scheme beautiful. Add an odd one You can totally go for all the same chairs if you then plonk in an odd one. bean bag chair faux suedeWhen I say odd I mean really odd it can’t relate in colour or style to the rest of them as the whole thing won’t work – see the slide show for inspiration.cheap double pushchair ebay Happy Wednesday, 3 more sleeps and snuggles with the two M’s until I’m off which is not such a happy thought but it won’t be for long. bean bag chair urban outfitters

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known for blurring the lines between art, decoration and design, jaime hayon has once again collaborated with danish design company &tradition to present the ‘formakami’ light series. the collection of three pendant lamps is reminiscent of the paper lanterns that have been around for centuries, seen often in asian cultures and used for celebration or simply an ornament reflecting hope and prosperity. replica eames chair chinaby blending tradition and history with modern techniques, hayon’s paper lanterns responds to &tradition’s founding principle and his penchant for playfulness.chair cover rentals in dfw the lamps reinvents an old form and introduces contemporary aspects the ivory white lamps are handmade using rice paper and the black stained oak highlights the various sizes and shapes that appear together.

whilst suspended, the delicate form gently illuminates any room and gives the interior space a warm and familiar atmosphere. the lamps are in an ivory white color where the contrasting shape is highlight with a rim of black stained oak jaime hayon comments on his design: ‘light has the ability to dispel darkness and bring hope, with the paper lanterns, i kept the color white to make the appearance of the lamps themselves light. I also wanted to have even more light exude from them. so I cut the bottom shape in half, leaving it open. with a secret desire to illuminate people’s lives – literally and symbolically.’ the 2015 ‘formakami’ collection was presented at maison et objet 2015 . &tradition was established in 2010 with the founding principle of blending tradition with innovation martin k. hansen, &tradition’s managing director comments: ‘hayon has captured the essence of this iconic lantern, merging hand craftsmanship and ancient materials like rice paper, in a new lamp designed for a modern milieu.