Mixing different styles of chairs in the dining room successfully

Years ago it seemed like a crime to be able to combine certain colors or prints or mix different styles, both in fashion and decoration. But, suddenly all these stereotypes were broken and in the same way that the most daring ones can now perfectly combine a print print with a plaid shirt, in our dining room we can include vintage accessories in a Scandinavian-inspired environment, with rustic and industrial nuances. Come on, anything goes! Everything is always done with head and elegance, we must seek balance and compensation, always identify a point of connection or the central axis on which all our decoration will fall, so as not to end up in a disorder and chaos of meaningless styles.

At Miv Interiores we are happy about this explosion of styles and, in particular, we are passionate about the idea of being able to mix different chairs around the dining table. A well-thought-out mix can turn our room into the most special place in the home. It is important to take into account the predominant style of the house (Nordic, classical, industrial, rustic, eclectic...) and identify the tones that mark the rhythm. Then we can start playing and dreaming about different models of chairs, but always looking for an element of connection between them and the rest of the decoration.

For example, a good idea is to choose different chairs that have a common style (rustic, retro or alternative...) but that differ in color or format (a chair without a backrest, a wheelchair...).

Or the opposite, a total mix of trends; Combine rustic, industrial, Scandinavian...

Same or similar chairs with different ranges of the same colour, pastel tones, neutral colours (black and white), etc.

Play with textiles, textures and prints.

With neutral environments the possibilities are greater, such as this dining room in which it is the furniture and accessories that have created that vintage air that can be appreciated.

Opposing styles and formats but always following a rule that creates coherence in the space.

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