I enjoyed this - hadn’t thought of ugly chic as a thing before - and def see the appeal for those who do not like everything to be too prim and perfect.
Personally, I am still getting used to the fact that after years of struggling, my surroundings are now attractive. But it’s good to know that if I get bored, ugly chic will be waiting for me 😎
I enjoyed this - hadn’t thought of ugly chic as a thing before - and def see the appeal for those who do not like everything to be too prim and perfect.
Personally, I am still getting used to the fact that after years of struggling, my surroundings are now attractive. But it’s good to know that if I get bored, ugly chic will be waiting for me 😎
Yes! Makes both the art and the room shine! I read Lauren Liess’s book Habitat when I moved into my place, and she refers to this as “the odd chair.”
I bought 4 vintage photographs of my alma mater on eBay and am considering my options for framing. Have you ever blown any up yourself for framing?