Taking unloved furniture from Forgotten to Fabulous! Follow along while I dumpster dive, thrift, barter, and head to the garage sales to find furniture that deserves a second chance and a nice home.
Don't replace it---re-do it!
If you need help with re-upholstering your wood framed chairs or kitchen/dining room furniture, contact me for an estimate.
E-mail photos of your project along with your phone number and we'll talk about how to get more life out of your furniture with new padding and stylish upholstery.
gail.sweetchairity@gmail.com
If you need help with re-upholstering your wood framed chairs or kitchen/dining room furniture, contact me for an estimate.
E-mail photos of your project along with your phone number and we'll talk about how to get more life out of your furniture with new padding and stylish upholstery.
gail.sweetchairity@gmail.com
Saturday, July 23, 2011
Comfy Chair Consignment Store
Occasionally, I get some re-do work from Rick at Comfy Chair Consignment on Odana Rd. in Madison. He sometimes comes across something with good bones or interesting details, but that needs new upholstery.
In this case it was two Regency-styled chairs in need of some love. The chairs are piped in the same fabric as the coordinating pillows, and make a great pair.
Old can be new again. Or at least, way better.
Sunday, July 17, 2011
Before Meets Fabulous
Before... I should have taken a pic of this craigslist find before I removed the worn, saggy, gold velvet seat. It looks way better in this photo, even all torn apart.
Fabulous...Here is the finished product. I cleaned, sanded, and primed it before finishing with black semi-gloss enamel. The seat got a first class treatment of foam, cotton, and a great linen fabric.
But that's not all, as you'll see below.
Fabulous...Here is the finished product. I cleaned, sanded, and primed it before finishing with black semi-gloss enamel. The seat got a first class treatment of foam, cotton, and a great linen fabric.
But that's not all, as you'll see below.
I added piping in a rust/red giraffe print. You can't really tell that it's a giraffe print, but I always like knowing that a fun detail is there, hidden in plain site. |
Subscribe to:
Posts (Atom)