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In a time obsessed with hip fleeting fads and cookie-cutter minimalist design, there is a Furniture Chair —a stationary piece of art—a place that makes you do less. To breathe. Remember. A place to sit, but also feel. It sits at the corner of a sun room softly kissed with morning sun and the quiet of drawn blinds. And homing in somehow. The First Glance: A Sense of Familiarity That first look, this chair might make you think of your grandmother's house—the scent of newly cut flowers, the sway of the curtains, the muffled laughter at a favorite joke. It is a sensation unsaid. The cane back, carefully curved by hand, shelters you in the warmth of a hug, and the hardwood frame, coiled smooth, takes you back to days when things were made to last, not to burn and be thrown away. But it's not an antique armchair; instead , it is the pale blue cushioned seat, wrinkled in elegant folds, that testifies to contemporary comfort. Floral print adorns the back, splashing a splash of color th...

Outdoor wooden furniture adds character and coziness to any room, regardless of size – from a small balcony to a large garden, even a rooftop patio. Though sun, rain, and humidity can ruin wood furniture by causing cracks, discolouration, and mold formation, in order to maintain your furniture in a fantastic, enduring state for the long term, it needs to be maintained. The following is the step-by-step process on how to store and maintain your outdoor wood furniture . 1. Choose the Right Wood Type Not all woods are created equal outdoors. Some woods are naturally more resistant to water, bugs, and the weather. Optimal Patio Furniture Woods: Teak: Very water- and pest-resistant. One of the best patio furniture woods, teak resists damage from naturally occurring oils. Cedar: Naturally bug- and rot-resistant, cedar is lightweight but very long-lasting. Eucalyptus: A cheap alternative to teak, eucalyptus is weather-proof and long-lasting when sealed. Acacia: Acacia has hardwood and hardwo...

CENTER TABLES IN BANQUET SETUPS || MetroPlusLifeStyle Walk into any well-arranged banquet hall, and you’ll notice a common thread—those perfectly placed center tables that quietly anchor the room’s decor and functionality. Let us discover why center tables are not merely a prop—a necessity to add to any banquet setup. 1. They Define and Organize Space Banquet halls are quite cavernous, empty space. An undefined space is bewildering or confusing. That is where center tables enter the picture. Strategically placed, they define spaces—lounge areas, conversation areas, or even waiting areas. For instance, a round seating area in which back chairs are directed toward a group table is more welcoming and useful. Not only does it give the guests a spot where they can place a drink or personal item, but it imparts shape to the design, which helps to create a sense of warmth in the space. 2. Function Meets Style Form should never be shown on any fashion altar—and center tables need not be shown...