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| I snapped these cheerful red and white chairs from my room above them at the Casablanca Inn in St. Augustine, Florida. Atop a brick patio, sidled up to a marble topped table and adjacent to windowboxes full of geraniums, the chairs are at their most charming. Private Comment
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| The chairs at Casablanca caught my attention before they started to spread to so many beautiful designed spaces. It made me wonder where designers first saw these chairs and decided to bring them into their clients' homes. Private Comment
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| While we associate these chairs with enjoying a chocolate croissant and a cafe au lait in St. Germaine, their roots go back to Egypt. Grasses and reeds from the marshes of the Nile were the original material used in the weaving, and explorers brought the style to the rest of Europe during the reign of the Roman Empire. Private Comment
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| Furniture companies have taken the bistro chair to new heights, creating a counter stool version. Now you can add cafe style to your kitchen islands and breakfast bars. Private Comment
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| A row of armless counter stools are a perfect fit at this kitchen island. Along with the double-light shaded pendant light fixture and the curved vent hood, they give this kitchen French country character. Private Comment
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| The diamond weave on the stools in this kitchen plays off the diamond pattern of the backsplash. Private Comment
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| Of course, the chair does not need to be relegated to the kitchen only. It adds a tropical look to this dressing area in a master bathroom.
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TK Collections shares a video of how the chairs are made on their site. It's rather fascinating to watch the whole process, especially the weaving. |
