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Why do I like this chair? I cannot imagine ever actually purchasing it for use in my home. Nor would I recommend it to a client, if I were a decorator–which I am not.
Maybe because it is witty. Some people will think it is pro-war, but I dunno. For one thing, they don’t wear camo like that in Iraq. Also, it’s made by Frenchmen.
Thoughts?
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It is witty, playful, even though I don’t think I would ever have it in my home. It doesn’t look comfortable enough.
Oh, I didn’t think “camo” at all when I looked at it (and I abhor camo and, as such, feel like I have “camo radar”). It actually instantly made me think of Matisse… I LIKE IT!!! I would buy it. It could be my “conversation piece,” starting conversations like: “So, what do you think of camo?”
I think the chair is great! I agree with J, it’s playful.
Fun piece. I like the juxtaposition of the classic chair silhouette with the ’70s pop art reference fabric. I wouldn’t buy it, though….mostly because my cat would end up yakking on the cream colored spot on the front.
It is a clown chair. I don’t like it.
@PauvrePlume. Hmm, never thought of the Matisse angle, but I do see what you are saying. OTOH, the color scheme is pretty much unarguably military. The name of the fabric is “cache cache.” Anybody want to take a stab at deconstructing?
@Weezy. Yeah, it’s not exactly practical. Don’t think it would be enhanced by the addition of crusted chicken nuggets–so it’s a no-go in this house. But we are modern less than we are Montage, anyway.
@AKD. do you mean a clown chair as in a chair that a clown would own, or a chair that looks like a clown, or a chair that makes one into a clown for buying it. PS how do you really feel?
Hey Anna,
“Cache” means “hide” in French…”cache cache” is actually the name the French give to “hide-’n-go-seek,” so I guess they were going for the camo angle, huh?? I still like it.
Whenever I wear a piece of clothing that sports a colorful pattern like this, Will labels it “clown fashion.” I believe that it means “something that a clown would wear.” So therefore, this chair would be something that a clown would own. Can’t you see a clown sitting in it, with a painted-on greasepaint smile and big floppy shoes?