drop cloth newspaper marker scissors fabric ribbon sewing machine thread 1. Put newspaper on top of a flat drop cloth, and then lay the back of the chair as flat as possible over the paper. Use a marker to trace along the outside of the back of the chair, and then cut out the pattern. 2. Fold the fabric in half with right sides together to get two pieces at once and pin the pattern in place. Cut around it, making sure to leave a 1/2-inch seam allowance all the way around. 3. Cut 14 ribbons per chair to about 10 inches for the ties. Pin and lay them to the right side (not outside) of the fabric on one panel in seven places. Pin the other half of the panel over the top with right sides together, and sew all the way around the panel, leaving about six to eight inches along the bottom edge open. Trim the seam allowances to about 1/4 inch and around the curves, and then turn the panel right side out. 4. Hand-stitch the opening closed and sew a second panel exactly the same way to complete the covering for one chair back.
Tie them in place with bows. Sign up for the HGTV Inspiration Newsletter Privacy Policy Sign Up for More Catch up on the latest HGTV show and design news right here. Don't miss your favorite shows. Live stream HGTV now. Found a living space you love in HGTV's Photo Library? Get the look in your own home with products from Wayfair.Don't miss HGTV in your favorite social media feeds. The Spring 2017 Palette Creativity starts with a spark - ignite yours with these fresh ideas Get your daily dose of inspiration right here 2 week open return policy and secure payment Care for our planet Machine washable fabrics with a focus on 100% natural materials 3 year quality guarantee & designed to fit beautifullyCreating different vibes in each room is part of the fun of decorating a home. We’re all for comfortable environments but a touch of formality lends a sense of gravitas to a space that makes a home feel complete. The most logical place to incorporate a more refined tone is in the dining room.
But just because it’s a bit more proper than the other areas of the home doesn’t mean it has to be stuffy. That’s why we love bohemian dining rooms. They’re relaxed yet chic, and foster an inviting atmosphere where guests want to linger. Read on to see the most beautiful bohemian dining rooms around and get inspired to bring a worldly feel to your own space. Creating different vibes in each room is part of the fun of decorating a home. Courtesy of Veneer Designs This bright and happy dining room has all the ingredients necessary to create a perfect bohemian dining room. Colorful midcentury-inspired dining chairs? We love that the boho vibe is balanced by simplified and restrained décor to keep the space from feeling like your kooky grandmother’s '50s dining room. by Dabito, via SmileandWave This dining room feels both moody and bright thanks to the rich blue walls and bright kilim. The contemporary Windsor chairs add modern flair, while the collection of vintage baskets speak to far-flung travels.
Bohemian spaces can feel a tad cluttered and this one is a testament to the power of editing. It feels collected rather than unkempt. Hannah Blackmore for Adore Magazine This beachy beauty features luxe accents like vintage leather accent chairs and beautiful woven overscale pendant lights. The unique wall hanging looks like a piece of statement jewelry and helps to demarcate the dining room from the adjacent sitting area. An eclectic collection of table décor keeps things casual. Currey & Company ($710) Evan Joseph, design by Andrew Yes This eclectic dining room feels utterly unique due to the bold oversell mural and eye-catching wood furniture. The greenery hanging over the table adds a festive touch and a pop of color. via The Style Files This dining room has all the makings of a boho-inspired space: antique furniture, a colorful kilim, and an eclectic gallery wall. The Moroccan-inspired lantern adds a global element and draws the eye up. Amber Interior Design ($1195)
This dining room is a great example of how to get the boho vibe while exercising the restraint needed to create a refined space. Large plants anchor the room and add a touch of color in the otherwise neutral space, and make the room feel lived-in. A full set of matching chairs would have been lovely, but the use of a bench casually draped with a sheepskin throw prevents the space from feeling too formal. A cowhide rug adds a modern, slightly masculine touch. A large graphic piece of fabric in soothing gray and white hues is a smart alternative to a traditional painting or photograph. The thing we like the most about bohemian spaces is how layered they feel. But sometimes that can lead to a space that feels haphazard instead of thoughtfully collected. This dining room feels thoughtful and upmarket, while still paying homage to the globally-inspired vibe of the bohemian style. An overscale natural-fiber chandelier is an elegant and unexpected addition and nicely echoes the modern cane chairs.
The double-hung curtains enable the incorporation of an additional, complementary pattern without sacrificing natural light or privacy. A bold kilim ties it all together. Courtesy of Jeremiah Brent This dining room is more muted than most bohemian spaces due to its limited color story, but the white, cream, and natural tones look layered because of the many textures used throughout the room. A pair of oversize pendants add architectural interest, ground the dining space, and serve as a nice counterpoint to the more formal slipcovered chairs. Using a rattan head chair keeps the room from feeling too uniform. Crate & Barrel ($199)Browse hundreds of modern dining chairs & side chairs and find inspiration, style and quality for any budget. Our hand-picked collection of innovative, functional and practical dining chairs represent a spectrum of styles, ranging from retro and modern to transitional and contemporary as well as solutions ideal for both home and contract use. And if modern classic reproductions are your thing, be sure to check out our modern classics dining chairs, which are guaranteed to transform your eating area into a retro dining oasis.