It's not unusual to see a dated trend make a surprising return hundreds (or even thousands) of years later. Design has a rich history, and as such, we are always intrigued when we see styles of yore make a comeback. and star Josh Brolin, whose work spans both past, present, and future timeframes, has adopted a vintage decor style in his home, and we are all for it.
Photographer Michael Clifford posted a photo of his retro-inspired dining space, featuring skirted chairs and a round, wood table. The space is warm and refined and also has us contemplating chair skirts in our own dining spaces. First used widely over 100 years ago, have a practical usage to them in addition to looking extremely elegant.
A photo posted by on 'Chair skirts, or slipcovers, have a rich history dating back to the early 20th century, originally used to protect furniture from dust and wear,' says designer Nina Lichtenstein. 'Today, they are celebrated for their ability to transform the aesthetic of a dining room, offering a versatile way to introduce pattern, color, and texture.' This collection of covers that converts any ordinary table and chair set into an elegant dining experience.
Lichtenstein is pro pattern when it comes to chair skirts, though she stresses that any prints must be thoughtfully added to existing design schemes. 'Incorporating patterned chair skirts, like the green and white ones in Brolin’s , adds visual interest and depth,' she says. 'Patterns can range from subtle to bold, depe.
