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For chairs in a home or business to ‘match’ they should be of a similar function, colour, style, and size. One or two that stand out as ‘mismatched’ would be used to allow more people to be seated in a group. When two sets of different styled chairs are combined and placed in separate sections, they are referred to as selective seating—as might apply for elderly or handicapped people.
- For chairs in a home or business to ‘match’ they should be of a similar function, colour, style, and size.
- One or two that stand out as ‘mismatched’ would be used to allow more people to be seated in a group.
- When two sets of different styled chairs are combined and placed in separate sections, they are referred to as selective seating—as might apply for elderly or handicapped people.
- So, ‘mismatched’ generally means that one or two stand out as being ‘different’ from the rest.
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For chairs in a home or business to ‘match’ they should be of a similar function, colour, style, and size. One or two that stand out as ‘mismatched’ would be used to allow more people to be seated in a group. When two sets of different styled chairs are combined and placed in separate sections, they are referred to as selective seating—as might apply for elderly or handicapped people. So, ‘mismatc
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