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Furniture has been my bread and butter since the fifties. In the showrooms of Grosvenor, folk are not merely choosing somewhere to park themselves. Young men with new flats, and they all want a piece that speaks. A velvet seat with history, carries the room. I sent a set of accent unusual chairs uk to a Grosvenor Square apartment, and it carried his family through generations. That’s what vintage means. They look for convenience, but at the end they admit.

Gloss wears off, whereas real furniture stays. Taste splits by borough. Chelsea wants polish, with velvet chairs. Hackney raw, with loud armchairs. That’s the charm. Let me put it plainly, a sofa becomes family. Mass production never delivers it. I still touch the arms of the chairs, and I know straight away. Old furniture lives. So when you’re tempted by the new, stop. Choose a funky accent chair, and allow it to tell your story.

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