If you've read this blog before, you know I'm a huge sucker for campaign furniture (read here and here). The latest issue of House & Leisure magazine has an opening story with lovely safari-style settings filled with it.
It reminded me of some of the campaign furniture I've seen lately in other places:
This Dunlin chair is actually modelled after the chairs used by East India Company during British Colonial times.
I would kill for these two campaign chests - as seen on Good Bones Great Pieces.
Here's a campaign dresser used beautifully in a little boy's room (so sweet!)
And oh, the classic leather campaign mirror... (from the always reliable remodelista)
5 comments:
Didn't know they were called Campaign Chests! Love them!
I know nothing about furniture, I'm glad I have you kbd to inform and educate me on it!
hi Lana!
I know! They don't actually seem that transportable to me - maybe this is something that's kind of developed afterwards because they look nothing like the desk and chest of drawers in the H&L feature.
Sam - well, let's just say I'm taking a few notes from knowledge of fashion :) I scratch you back, you scratch mine!
Love this type of furniture...so colonial Africa x
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