How to Dive Into Eclecticism with Mid Century Modern Dining Chairs

Mixed and matched mid century modern dining chairs is a fabulous trend at the moment that taps into eclecticism. That lovely curated style seen all over Pinterest? Those yummy dining settings pairing antique items with retail furniture pieces that magically just work?Obviously, we're talking about eclecticism.Here are a few tips to help you when it comes to mixing and matching. Perhaps now you can dive into the fine art of eclecticism!

1. Merge Traditional and Contemporary

In the above dining space with lots of natural lighting we can see how the wood floor perfectly blends with the traditional furniture pieces and contemporary decor items. The only statement worthy pieces in the room are our striking Elio Dining Chairs with a metallic hue. As seen in most bistros all over France, this chair is a classic used for generations.

2. Rely on Your Instinct

Make it obvious you're creating a collection by varying material and shape.There's a thin line between mismatched and mixed. Try it by mixing metal based chairs with rattan chairs, side chairs with armchairs. Just rely on your instinct! In the above beautifully mixed and matched space, there’s a set of sleek Paris Dining Chairs in pure white to detract from the texture in the room… It's a lot! These molded plastic chairs are the epitome of mid century modern!

3. Go for a Bench & 2 Chairs

Live in a tiny apartment with limited space? Consider a bench and a pair of mid century modern dining chairs. Bear in mind you must measure the space, so that the chairs will have enough space around the perimeter. In the above eclectic space there’s a rug in a trendy purple hue, combined with a gold wall mirror. Luckily, the Woodstring Dining Chairs in natural wood tone bring a much needed contrast.

We hope this info inspires you for an upcoming project. Tell us, which of these pairings would you like to take home? Get started by visiting Manhattan Home Design and browse or catalog of coveted mid century pieces.