Looking for a way to bring a little colorful charm into your home? How about -- with paint, fabric, or a conscious decision while furniture shopping -- mixing up the color of your chairs in the dining room or other rooms in your house. I know it sounds a little wild, but it can be so pretty. Are you brave enough?
Let's take a look at some more colorful chair inspiration.
I tend to think this multicolored chair trend works best when you go for more than just two colors. Two colors are okay, but three or more chair colors are magnificent.
Shown above: Love this grouping of differently shaped chairs, which are also wonderfully colorful, found via MICASA. The more ornate chairs look great with the boxy poufs since they're all in the same color palette. What a fun little sitting area.
A similarly pretty chair grouping -- every one a different, bright color -- for the dining room via stylist Ruthie Sommers.
Pretty pastel chairs stand out with other pops of color in this white vintage kitchen from AllYou.com.
Love this wedding, found via Oh Happy Day! I love how the colorful chairs and the floral centerpieces provide the only color against the clean, bright white backdrop. Gorgeous.
Colorful sofa cushions from Marie Claire Maison via CasaSugar take this style idea even further. Multicolored dining chairs look great with a wood table as well.
What do you think? Would you try this colorful decorating idea in your home?
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I've just become a huge Ruthie Sommers fan. That dining room is GORGEOUS!!!! I love everything about it - the colored chairs - that particular table (not something I'd ever like on its own but is perfect in this room) the striped wall (didn't think I liked stripes at all, but here it's stunning) - the artwork. Totally two thumbs up (I'd give it more but I only have two thumbs)!!! I would love to try to imitate that as exactly as possibly for a future dining room (actually really liked the kitchen/sitting room too - but that dining room charmed me right into a major crush!).