One of the first places people go when they visit The
Collins College is the main lobby of Building 79B. As people walk through the
giant glass doors, they are welcomed with a front-desk receptionist and a small
lounge area. This space is designed for students to utilize as study or meeting
space or for visitors to sit and wait in comfort while reading the latest issue
of the Collins magazine.
In order to revamp the look of the main lobby and improve
functionality, new furniture has been installed. The old fabric chairs were
replaced with new, more efficient seating. The new chairs are upholstered with
liquid and dirt repelling fabric for easy maintenance and are equipped with
tablet arms for users to work on laptops or write on a hard surface. When it
comes to productivity, The Collins College did not forget about all the lefties
out there; a couple of the tablet arms were put in to accommodate left-handed
people. To accent the chairs, the small round tables were refinished for a
cleaner look.
I second the painting-over skepticism. It might take some nasty oil-based paint, primer, deglosser, etc., but you can definitely paint over them and I think it would make a HUGE difference. I think you'll be much happier with that than with mis-matching them, as I'm afraid things will just look a little jumbled. cheap furniture
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