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NULL NULL
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29/03/2009 10:08 am  

Would these two go well together??? Black and birch prouve em table and black wishbone table??? Thanks



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azurechicken (USA)
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29/03/2009 11:25 am  

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great looks good...


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chewbacca rug (USA)
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29/03/2009 11:36 am  

nice selection.....
those would look great together..... go for it !


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Lunchbox
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29/03/2009 12:03 pm  

I'm jealous.
I'm jealous.


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Robert Leach
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29/03/2009 2:07 pm  

Dream Combo !
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rockland
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29/03/2009 5:22 pm  

Or the Beech in soap treatment?
Nice pairing either way.


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LuciferSum
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29/03/2009 8:31 pm  

I'm with Rockland
Black lacquer might be a little heavy. I like the fresher all/natural look.


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benedicth
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30/03/2009 6:24 am  

Too much black
It depends on how imposing a look you want and how light (natural light and decor) the room is where the table and chairs are going to be. If the room is neither very large nor very light, I expect the effect might be rather too dark, and the look will be imposing in any room.
To coordinate the table and chairs in a more quiet manner, you might want to go for Wishbone chairs with black cord seats and a plain wood frame that matches the Prouvé table's surface. To my mind the black cord seat on the Wishbone chair often looks better anyhow.


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Lunchbox
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30/03/2009 6:46 am  

I like the black...
Much more formal pairing with the ebonized chairs.


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SDR
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30/03/2009 9:35 am  

Guess I'm
just old-fashioned -- but isn't this the correct chair (and a better aesthetic match) for the table ?
I really think the forms of the Wegner chair -- and the design philosophy, the "soul" ? -- are at odds with the Prouvé table. But maybe "obvious" is too. . .obvious ?


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Lunchbox
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30/03/2009 9:40 am  

Agreed, SDR...
Although I'd prefer natural seat and back on black frame. Even more obvious...


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30/03/2009 10:06 am  

Yes
surely. The illustrations I found make it appear that this would have to be a custom order. . .oddly. Well worth it for the effect, though !
Another issue with mix-and-match from different manufacturers (and in different materials), like the originally-proposed pairing, is that there are almost as many blacks as whites, out there -- and different sheens and textures, obviously.


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azurechicken (USA)
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30/03/2009 10:53 am  

REALLY
The world is still too matchy poo as it is.I think the first idea is the best: two blond flat planes.The support is black in both cases.Wegner chair curves play nicely against the angularity of the table.But now we have a huge upsurge of the everything must NOT match school of design...vincente wolf look for example...


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SDR
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30/03/2009 12:13 pm  

People get bored
I suppose, even with perfection.
For decades I've been disheartened with the constant rehashing of auto body designs, merely to have something "different" to sell each year or two. Detroit led the way, and now the Japanese do it too. The problem is that the designers do their best with the initial offering -- and then the sales division says "change it" in subsequent years, so the stylists have to try to improve on their work, and inevitably make worse what they had already accomplished.
All things go in cycles, so if "too perfect" (i.e., matching and coordinated) is out now, it will be back. It's hard to argue that both are equally valid design strategies, if you ask me. "So bad it's good" ? Sorry, I don't buy it !
Of course, I don't mean I've never seen an "assorted" room that I liked. (Almost) anything can be done well, or poorly. But, given the choice, would you want six different chairs around a table (for instance), or a set that matched ?


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NULL NULL
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30/03/2009 10:25 pm  

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I don't like Matchy poo either, but I agree with SDR on this one. The flat back just looks better with this table. Wegners chair has beautiful curves but I just don't see it as a prefect match. Well that is just me and my eyes. I'm wondering what it would look like with some ghost chairs. Hmmm.


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