I’ve been looking for an excuse to buy a ghost chair for a long time.
First, I considered buying one to go with my Parsons desk, like this:

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But I’ve heard they’re not super comfortable for extended usage, and when I work from home, I sit at my desk all day long, so that wasn’t going to work.
My next thought was to get one as an accent chair for my foyer, but I just never really could find an excuse to spend the money.
But now that we’re potentially shopping for dining room furniture, I’m wondering if I can work them in somehow. See, as I’ve mentioned before, I’m a big fan of modern glam – white lacquer, gold, lucite, etc. But when it comes down to it, could I really make that look work in my permanent home? No way! Let’s be honest – I’m just not that cool. Plus, I’ve got Brad’s taste to contend with. When you put the two of us together, you get what I call modern rustic glam. And luckily, that seems to be a pretty popular look with dining rooms. The easiest recipe? A chunky wood table paired with sleek, modern chairs.

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If you ask me, this is the perfect way to use ghost chairs.

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They can skew more contemporary …

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Or shabby chic …

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Or even country, somehow.

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I personally love them draped with some texture-y fabric to add warmth.

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This is one of my very favorite looks:

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We’ll have to get our future house decorated before we decide exactly what we want to do, but we do know that our dream dining table would look something like this:

From Pottery Barn
Except, you know, perhaps a little cheaper than $1,899. So we’ll see!
How would you integrate something as modern as a ghost chair into a real life home?