when
you start with a chair that looks like it’s been kept in a skip for the last 20
odd years its exciting knowing that you are going to bring this poor little
chair back to life and by the time your done with it, it’s going to be a
complete head turner.
I took this pic after I stripped it down, originally it
was upholstered in red velvet with brass studs, making this chair look OTT and
tacky as the wooden frame is already elaborate enough, I wanted to make this
chair look elegant and more simple.
I got to learn how to button this term which was really
interesting, working out the dimensions for the diamonds and covering buttons
by hand is a lot harder then I imagined and the little arms can be fiddly to,
but the end result is worth every minute as I’ve fallen completely in love and
this will be a hard one to let go.
I painted this chair in Paris Grey - Annie Sloan
{new addiction} I sanded the edges, I think this also helps bring out the
beautiful detail that’s in the wooden frame and I decided to go for natural
linen in sky blue.
I think this chair would look amazing in a bedroom or if you had a walk-in wardrobe you could have this chair to sit and try on all your beloved shoe collection. {I think Carrie would approve} yep I think I've found the perfect excuse ladies for us to own a chair like this.
I think this chair would look amazing in a bedroom or if you had a walk-in wardrobe you could have this chair to sit and try on all your beloved shoe collection. {I think Carrie would approve} yep I think I've found the perfect excuse ladies for us to own a chair like this.
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