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I find that I enjoy a few different styles of home decor and the challenge is incorporating them. I feel like I'm stuck somewhere between Pottery Barn / Restoration Hardware & Design Public / West Elm. I'm considering selling my current kitchen chairs (from Target but made in Italy...go figure) and buying new ones in a more modern style. My sister did something similar in her Maryland home and it looks fabulous. Here is the kitchen table I own:
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Sell us your old chairs! :)
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