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We're looking to pair our dining table — this, in cherry — with a set of side chairs. Like everyone else on the planet, I love Wishbone chairs, but they doesn't appear to be available in cherry (and I assume, maybe wrongly, that Wegner envisioned them in oak or ash or the no-longer-available teak). Is that right? Same with the Mogensen J39, which I also quite like.
I suspect trying to match the woods is a fool's errand, anyway, and that an almost-match is the worst option of all, but I'm curious if the pairing can be made to work and which variant would be best. If not, any thoughts on what dining chairs would go well with the table?
I wouldn't try to match the color. If your table is cherry (the linked table appears to be maple), it will get dark and rich with time. Ash/hickory/beech are all good, traditional chair woods that would look nice with a cherry table. Something like the Jennie Alexander chair below might be a good fit.We're looking to pair our dining table — this, in cherry — with a set of side chairs. Like everyone else on the planet, I love Wishbone chairs, but they doesn't appear to be available in cherry (and I assume, maybe wrongly, that Wegner envisioned them in oak or ash or the no-longer-available teak). Is that right? Same with the Mogensen J39, which I also quite like.
I suspect trying to match the woods is a fool's errand, anyway, and that an almost-match is the worst option of all, but I'm curious if the pairing can be made to work and which variant would be best. If not, any thoughts on what dining chairs would go well with the table?
We're looking to pair our dining table — this, in cherry — with a set of side chairs. Like everyone else on the planet, I love Wishbone chairs, but they doesn't appear to be available in cherry (and I assume, maybe wrongly, that Wegner envisioned them in oak or ash or the no-longer-available teak). Is that right? Same with the Mogensen J39, which I also quite like.
I suspect trying to match the woods is a fool's errand, anyway, and that an almost-match is the worst option of all, but I'm curious if the pairing can be made to work and which variant would be best. If not, any thoughts on what dining chairs would go well with the table?
We're looking to pair our dining table — this, in cherry — with a set of side chairs. Like everyone else on the planet, I love Wishbone chairs, but they doesn't appear to be available in cherry (and I assume, maybe wrongly, that Wegner envisioned them in oak or ash or the no-longer-available teak). Is that right? Same with the Mogensen J39, which I also quite like.
I suspect trying to match the woods is a fool's errand, anyway, and that an almost-match is the worst option of all, but I'm curious if the pairing can be made to work and which variant would be best. If not, any thoughts on what dining chairs would go well with the table?
How about simple straight back armless upholstered chairs with wooden legs? We have used them in both our dinning nook and dinning room with simple wooden tables. The fabric is very comfortable and there are many fabrics designed for dining areas that are stain resistant. View attachment 1692325
What’s everyone’s opinion on Stickley furniture around here?