It's time for Project Design again! This time we are taking on the task of repurposing a Craig's List or Thrift Store chair in "Exceptionally Clever Chair Makeovers"
Im a firm believer in letting neutrals reign in a room, preferring to add color and pattern in pillows and accessories that can be easily and inexpensively changed. However choosing a single high-impact chair in an strategic spot can create drama and fun. Taking a Craigs List or flea market chair and reupholstering or slip covering it in an unexpected hue or pattern can add pizazz to an otherwiese neutral space.
Of course I am always partial to something that looks a little "rough luxe"
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Using a vintage textile gives a chair a little more character.
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Love the back detail of this one!
I would love to cover a chair with vintage indigo like this.
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I still love a chair upholstered in the Suzanne Rheinstein Indian Zag.
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A chair in vintage african mudcloth would look fabulous in a modern or more traditional setting.
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This chair demands attention courtesy of a graphic print and a little gold spray paint.
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Some may prefer something a little more fun...
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Love this crazy chair from 1st Dibs upholstered in a MLB's Lola Diamond fabric
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You can probably guess my chairs might look a little more conservative...something more like this.
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Be sure and stop back by on Friday to see what these fabulous designers have done with their chairs. I know you won't be disappointed!
WHAT A GREAT ROUNDUP, CINDY! I am going to start pinning :) Can't wait for Friday!
ReplyDeleteThis is my favorite series. Can't wait to see what the talented folks have done. I love some of your examples. At least one instantly conjured up a King Tut thought, can you guess which one? :-)
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Karen
great choices Cindy. the first one is WOW and I really do love it.
ReplyDeletexo kelley
Hi Cindy, These chairs you've chosen are fabulous and I wouldn't mind have any of them! I think chairs are so much fun and really make a big difference in a room. Great job!!!
ReplyDeletexo Gail