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
Monday, August 22, 2011
IKEA hacker
Now that the girls are getting away from some of the college-type decorating and moving on to more sophisticated purchases, I'm left with (and getting back) a fair number of IKEA items. So I grabbed an old chair--thrifted, not IKEA-- did the paint thing, and covered it with some fabric that I had in my collection. Because of course you know, she who dies with the most fabric wins. And I'm a real contender.
New padding, a fresh pillow, and this chair's future looks bright.
Monday, August 15, 2011
The go-to MCM chair
You see these iconic mid-century modern chairs fairly often and in varying states of disrepair.
What's great about them is that they're almost always repairable and lend themselves to re-upholstery very well. This one did not look anything like this when I brought it home.
Husband: Oh, man, are you kidding???
Me: Really, it's going to be great!
Husband: How 'bout we just throw this one out?
Me: No, really, it's going to be great!
I love it when I'm right...
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