'To perch or not to perch?' that is the question!
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Comments (26)We come in at the end of the project with exciting stylish chairs which can be supplied in 56 colours so you can link in the chair colours with other components in the room - Blinds, curtains, painted walls or a splash back (It is possible to get Glass splashbacks in virtually any colour. We can lend a sample card to be given to the splash back makers so that they colour the splashback to match exactly with the chairs.) I attach a photo showing some Doris P Chairs in Red Leather, complete with a dining table. The Next photo shows the bar stools with matching splashback in red, which was part of the same project. I know that you do not have barstools, but I am just demonstrating the idea. The dining table was made up using heavy weighted bases in a brushed stainless steel finish and a table top which matches the kitchen work tops. This is a picture of the 30 colours available in the Eco Leather range. We have another 26 colours in the Real Leather range so you have a huge selection to choose from. We have an App which allows you to make up different chairs, change the bases (chair legs) and change the upholstery colours. Then you can see the finished effect. Please copy and paste this link into your browser to see our App. http://www.seatingmyway.com/app/chairs. I would be happy to discuss your project in more detail if you are interested....See MoreBathroom colour choice ? (first timer)
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Comments (75)Thank you everyone for all your votes and great comments. We are pleased to announce the Sketches with the most votes and therefore winners of our [Sketch To Win competition[(https://www.houzz.co.uk/discussions/sketch-to-win-products-from-houzz-of-2018-now-closed-dsvw-vd~5178474?n=29) are: Sketch 3 Seasons in Colour - 68 votes Sketch 1 rachelmidlands - 58 votes Sketch 4 Danielle H - 45 votes And the winner of our Voter's Prize is: Mary Moore Thanks again to everyone that participated and stay tuned for more competitions....See Morecassandrascott24
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