At Home Again we are loving a pair of consigned wingback chairs currently on our sales floor, and we’re all dreaming up different ways we’d use them . . . . Here is an image of one of the chairs in the identical pair:
HAD Wingback (1 of pair)
Although we all know the traditional use for a wingback in a seating area, such as in a living room. However, today there are many more modern takes on the wingback.
Here are some examples of designers using wingbacks as desk chairs:
Traditional Floral Wingback
Modern Neutral Wingback
Large Modern Wingback
Today designers also us the wingback as a dining dining chair, an interesting way to add both comfort and height the look of the kitchen or dining area.
White Wingback End Chairs
Here the designer used wingbacks around the table as the only type of dining chair. We love the result!
Wingback Dining Chairs
Designers also continue to use wingbacks in living rooms, even in modern and transitional spaces. In this transitional space, the designer upholstered a pair of wingbacks in a modern geometric pattern that makes them look very of the moment.
Pair of Wingbacks in Geometric Pattern
In this modern space, an armless wingback offers height on one side of the room, while a modern chaise (similar to one currently available at Home Again!) offers a horizontal line on the opposite side of the room.
Modern Armless Wingback
What would you do with the pair of wingbacks at Home Again??
Photos via Home Again Design and Pinterest
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