Mid Century Chairs and White Floors

Our sunroom got a bit of a refresh with mid century chairs and fresh white floors. This contemporary look is perfect on the coast.

Thank you all so much for your kind words about the paint we used on our floors, if you missed that post you can see it here.

Paint truly is magic in a can and I knew it would give this room a modern and fresh look. I will admit that I was worried about the dogs and the floor, but so far so good. The dog hair made painting a little challenging. Both Poppy and Max shed and despite vacuuming and swiffering their hair was on the floor whilst painting.

Anyway, I wanted to share more about this room today.

Thank you to Raymour & Flanigan for kindly sponsoring this post. All opinions are 100% honest & completely my own.

We visited Raymour & Flanigan showroom back in March. I ordered the beautiful Adirondack set I shared the other week, click here.

Do you see that room with all the windows? That’s our sunroom. It gets wonderful light and also has amazing views of our pool.

We originally did this room over five years ago, and it was in need of a refresh. You can see how it looked when we first did the space over. Most everything was thrifted.

Lately, I’ve been feeling like our home has too much stuff. I love that minimal modern look but mixed with antiques and old things. So out went the gray chairs and the rug.

I designed the new space around these gorgeous mid century chairs from Raymour & Flanigan. They arrived so quickly and delivery guys were great! They placed them just where I wanted them. One of the guys also commented on how cool they thought my new chairs looked!

This is the Vane Chair.

It’s solid wood in walnut finish.

The seat is rope!

How perfect is that for our coastal home?!?

This chair is a replica of the wishbone chair from the 1949. In 1944, Danish designer Hans Wegner began a series of chairs that were inspired by portraits of Danish merchants sitting in Ming Chairs. This chair is a replica.

Bentwood frame and the streamlined legs have a nice modern feel.

I dragged one chair in first before bringing in the table and other chairs.

It’s surprisingly comfortable.

I LOVE how the warm wood pops against the newly painted white floors.

They look even better than I imagined they would.

This room isn’t large but the shape and texture of the chairs makes the space feel bigger. These chairs also take up less space (spatially and visually) than the gray chairs we had before.

Is it possible to be in love with chairs?

Yes.

Yes, it is.

A huge thank you to Raymour & Flanigan for partnering with me on this fresh look for our sunroom.