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This is essentially the exact same chair that I got at an auction last year. I fixed mine up a little differently, though.
![restoration hardware knock off chair](http://farm9.staticflickr.com/8285/7646947838_49ee728e60_z.jpg)
I really, really like the linen and weathered wood look of the RH chair, though, so perhaps I'll give that a shot? The four chairs I have don't need to match, because they are going to end up spread out all over the house anyway.
Oh, in case you're wondering, the RH version *starts* at $249. Including the cost of fabric and spray paint, I spent just over $25 per chair.
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