I wanted to take this chair home but had no use for it.
They had tons of great beat-up storage pieces. They were a lot better in person than in my crappy phone pictures.
"Beat up" furniture (no, I won't call it Shabby Chic or Rustic) is a new thing for me.. I never liked it much but I've started to be really drawn to it. I think a bit of Charlotte (the city) is rubbing off on me; it's pretty common in design here.
For example, check out the "beat up" demilune tables in this Charlotte home I featured last week:
I really like when it's mixed with all contemporary pieces.
Here is a chair I'm using for a project, it will be reupholstered and put next to a contemporary Karlstad sofa (and yes the zebra cowhide will also be in the space).
And a goodie from Pinterest...
Old + New... I love it.
Love that first chair you posted, but I think I might love the one your Grandma-in-law brought you a few months ago :) But in general Homegoods has some pretty great things!
ReplyDeleteYou are a pro at the old and new! Love homegoods!
ReplyDeleteSo need to stop in Home Goods, I havn't been to one in ages, ours are always picked over
ReplyDeleteMy husband delights in calling anything I buy which has a 'worn' look, Shabby s**t!
ReplyDeleteLove that last picture of the old + new!!! Makes for a more interesting space!
ReplyDeleteI thin I'll adopt the "beat up" thing! I don't mind collating it Rustic, but i really don't like Shabby Chic. Great finds at HomeGoods, I love chest on the third photo! Gotta go check out my HomeGoods! ; )
ReplyDeleteI just love Home Goods. They do have some awesome things right now. I feel like they are going for the Restoration Hardware look.
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