Mix and match trend is sure to become classics, and it can be seen everywhere, especially in outfits and home decor. Mixing colors and prints is a bold idea to enliven any space but you should do it right to avoid a tasteless look. One of the coolest ideas that is currently on is mixed upholstery for furniture: such furniture is amazing to make a statement and you may find a lot of stylish items or even renovate some in the way you like. This is originally mid-century modern decor trend but now it’s back and it helps to make furniture non-boring. Here are some ideas that may inspire you.
Mixed Upholstery Chairs
Mixed upholstery is a great and chic way to make a modern and bold statement in your space – with color and pattern of your choice. You can make it more matching or totally different – in some unique colors and prints that aren’t used in decor, so it will be your statement, such options are very popular now. You may rock one fabric for the seat and another for the back, or even try different fabric for the back, seat and armrests to make it all bold and outstanding. If you don’t feel like buying, go make some chairs like these ones and add a proper footrest with some mixed upholstery. Renovate a vintage chair with super modern fabric to make it look wow!
A vintage chair with a creamy back and buffalo check armrests and a seat looks very bold.
A cool mid-century modern chair with a pink back, a dark green seat and gingham armrests.
A vintage-styled chair with neon upholstery in fuchsia, peachy pink and purple to create a contrasting look.
A bold chair with a grene back and a floral front plus a catchy silhouette is an amazing idea.
A bold vintage armchair with a navy back and armrests and a striped seat plus wooden legs.
A chic and bold mid-century modern chair with a navy top and a printed base and a matching footrest.
A chic dining space with creative chairs with black leather seats and yellow print backs with a nail trim.
A chic vintage chair is made more modern with a pink printed seat and back and white armrests.
A colorful mid-century modern chair with different armrests, a seat and a back plus a matching footrest.
A cool rounded chair with teal upholstery and a printed curved base to make it stand out.
A grey chair with yellow buttons and framing of the seat for a bold and fresh look.
A single chair with a red back and a leopard print seat stands out from usual chocolate brown chairs and makes a statement.
Renovate an old chair with a bird print back and a geometric print front and give it a new and bold life.
Spruce up your vacation home with such creative wingback chairs with a white top and striped backs with a nail trim.
wingback chairs with cutout backs, navy upholstery with a nail trim and bold yellow print backs.
Bold orange chairs with floral print backs look vintage and modenr at the same time.
Elegant blue and cream chairs on dark stained wood legs complete the polished style of the dining room.
Refined vintage chairs with blue velvet seats and floral printed fabric on the backs to match the wallpaper.
Bold and cool chairs with black velvet seats and creative printed fabric on the backs to make a statement.
Bold chairs with coral fronts and printed backs plus a coral artwork to match the look.
Other Furniture With Mixed Upholstery
Some other pieces that look amazing with mixed upholstery are benches and sofas. The idea here is the same: cover the back with one type of fabric and the seat with another, and as for armrests, you may go for the same fabric as for the seat or even some third kind of fabric. If you feel lazy to craft such a piece, look for some ready items, for example, Anthropologie sofas, there are such gorgeous items among them.
A gorgeous sofa with a dark green seat and base and a botanical print back.
A bold sofa with a windowpane pinted back and armrests and a geometric print seat plus a striped pillow.
A chic vintage upholstered bench with a floral back and a striped seat for a refined space.
A creative sofa with applie printed and striped upholstery on the frame that match in colors.