Remember the high-back, cut-out design chairs I posted from my Sunday shopping day? Well, I went back to get them today, all 4 of them. I could not stop thinking about them and for me, that's a sign. Though they aren't the typical look I'm drawn to (danish modern, mid century modern minimalism), there was something about them. They had such a cool Hollywood Regency vibe I decided to go for it.
I don't know if I'll paint them myself or sell them as-is and leave for the new owner to decide. These are going to look fantastic in someone's Regency, Eastern-inspired or even Goth style home.
I don't know if I'll paint them myself or sell them as-is and leave for the new owner to decide. These are going to look fantastic in someone's Regency, Eastern-inspired or even Goth style home.
Here they are at my Danish Modern dining table. I'm liking these chairs more and more! Pretty cool huh? P.S. check out my new jute rug. I went through 3 white shags before I gave up and tried this one. One of my cats continued to pee on the shag. No matter what I tried she'd get it. So far so good with this one. Here's a picture of the little culprit!
She looks so innocent. Not! She's a handful.
Back on point....
About Hollywood Regency: It's luxurious, old-world, glamorous, over-the-top and pretty fabulous, to say the least. I love it but could not live in it full-time. I like a cleaner, more simple look for my home. What do you think of H.R. style?
According to HGTV, "When designers from Hollywood's Golden Age, like William Haines and Dorothy Draper, encouraged West Coast film luminaries to decorate their home with overtones of glitz and glamour, a new design style emerged. The 1930s Hollywood Regency style was a favorite of celebrities ranging from actress Joan Crawford to the future First Lady, Nancy Reagan."
HGTV
The Regency Furniture
Parker Palm Springs by Jonathan Adler
Private Residence by Kelly Wearstler
DecorPad
Paloma81.Blogspot
I Never Do You Any Good Blogspot
Ian Schraeger's Gramercy Park Hotel @ The Regency Furniture
