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Thursday
Jul122007

Kitchen Dining Inspiration

an-eye-for-an-interior-1.jpgI happened to see that a blog I frequent (A LOT), An Eye for an I:nterior featured this post of mine, an interesting kitchen design, and I immediately noticed the table and chairs that Jen was putting together, and I'd love to chat about it.

As you notice, the table is raw, rustic, natural, and the chairs are modern, smooth, and white. The thread that they have in common are simple lines.

But, the real interest is found in their differences. I really love this look, and an-eye-for-an-interior-2.jpgI encourage my readers to go beyond their comfort zone and experiment! Pairing together "rustic" and "modern" makes them each POP, a wonderful study of contrasting style and theme.  Another nice contrast is the juxtaposition of straight lines and curved lines. Each element looks strong and important. It also brings to mind my cousin's kitchen in her summer house in Denmark in terms of the rustic/modern combination.

Just thought I'd take a quick opportunity to share this concept.

Thanks, Jen, for the inspiration! 

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Reader Comments (2)

oh, i just love this look too. I have a birch table with seven chairs and I love the look. Not too modern, but not country at all.

July 13, 2007 | Unregistered Commenterkara

thanks for the mention!
you're right tho and i encouarge everyone to mix and match. like kara said, mixing and matching styles, shapes and color gives it its own feel without going too one sided. =)

July 18, 2007 | Unregistered CommenterJenn

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