Every room needs a statement! CHAIRS are a great way to add one. Wood elements, angled or curvy lines, and intricate details allow for impact at all angles -- and contrast nicely with often boxy, massive sofas. Here are a few of our recent finds:

TAYLOR KING
Menlo Chair
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We love the diagonal lines of these arms! The Menlo is a nice combination of interest and comfort -- and perfect in a contemporary mountain or urban space.

LEATHERCRAFT
Alexandria Chair
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These chairs offer such a soft touch! We love the wood base and graceful arms. Beautiful from every angle, these chairs would be lovely in a floating floor plan.

19TH CENTURY MING CHAIRS
Horseshoe Back - Pair
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Antiques are not always comfortable, but they add unparalleled visual appeal to spaces with lower traffic. Think Entry, Hall or Dining extra.

MILES TALBOT
Kirkwood Chair
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Cained arm panels and a wood frame provide 360 degrees of appeal. The curves combine ease and formality for a soft sophistication.
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BERNHARDT
Jaxon Leather Chair
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Rarely do we find metal used in such a light and refined way. The distress is contained by clean lines, and the leather upholstery creates warmth. This is an architectural chair, perfect in a
mountain modern, or urban setting.

JULIAN CHICHESTER
Emma Club Chair
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A little funk, a little history, a lot of curve and a ton of interest, this modern combination of unique details is a perfect contrast next to a plain sofa. It is furniture art!

TAYLOR KING
Oxford Chair
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We love the welcoming reverse-curve on the front of this chair! The frame is structured and tailored, but the sweeping arms and loose front pillow offer inviting softness.

KANNOA
South Beach Armchair
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Don't forget your Outdoor Spaces! The wicker shape combines curves and angles to create transitional interest - and would balance a blocky sofa. It reminds us of a show dog with perfect posture!
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