Nip and tuck; Furniture Reupholstery; Guest
Here is a great little party link I wanted to show you from Allison at Design Life. It just goes to show what you can do with your existing pieces:
We made some exciting progress in my client’s Sun Room today!
I purchased this new chair at a great price! Inexpensive enough that we had enough money in our “chair budget” to refinish and reupholster in some fabulous fabric!
Chair BEFORE
and AFTER!
I found this fabulous fabric at Robert Allen and upholstered the seat & inside chair back. I found a great faux leather for the outside seat back, for an interesting contrast!
I did a French Grey wash on the finish &I love it the new look!
We also decided to add a bit of foam to the seat and back cushion to give it a softer feel. What a difference it makes!
Oh and have I mentioned how much I adore this lamp I purchased at Global Views? Perfect for the space!
My client also had an old sleeper sofa. I had confidence we could find a great fabric and have it reupholstered and bring this baby into 2010!
Sofa BEFORE
Sofa AFTER!
I think it looks great! I also had my upholsterer (who did a fabulous job!) raise the sofa a few inches to help with the scale of the sofa. This helps it better relate to the built in seating & tall dining table.
I found this console table on Craigslist for a great price a few days ago. We’re going to purchase this and revamp it to go behind the sofa!
I love a good furniture upholstery job!
Does this make you want to freshen up something in your house?
Thanks Allison for linking up to the party!
Cassity Kmetzsch started Remodelaholic after graduating from Utah State University with a degree in Interior Design. Remodelaholic is the place to share her love for knocking out walls, and building everything back up again to not only add function but beauty to her home. Together with her husband Justin, they have remodeled 6 homes and are working on a seventh. She is a mother of four amazing girls. Making a house a home is her favorite hobby.
>Wow, that sofa looks amazing!!
>I agree…amazing diff in the sofa! I always wonder how much it cost to have someting upholstered. I'm always guessing whether it's worth to buy an item second hand if I have to have it recovered, any hints?
>I love the chair redo!!
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>AWESOME, love it ♥
>Okay, I want the name and number of that upholsterer….and prescreen him would ya? Will he take sexual favors? b/c his talent does all kinds of things to me!
Was that a little much for my first comment? I do read way too much of myfavoriteandmybest.com