Showing posts with label re-upholstering. Show all posts
Showing posts with label re-upholstering. Show all posts
Fabulous New Chair from ES Design
Here is a fabulous new chair that my client chose and ordered from the amazing archives by ES Design (they have a great selection of vintage chairs to choose from, which they can restore and re-upholstered). After we chose a fabric that was no longer available (ah yes, that sometimes happens!), my client decided on this fantastically graphic yellow fabric. The chair has come up beautifully and if you go to the ES Design blog here, you can see the transformation from before to after.
Photographs by Charlotte Minty.
Happy Birthday to Me...
It was my birthday yesterday and this chair was a birthday gift from my parents. It once belonged to the late Yvonne Kyle, my beloved grandmother. The chair was previously covered in a worn peacock green velvet. To maintain the original qualities of the chair, I stayed with a velvet and chose a classic silver grey. My upholsterer has made a fantastic job keeping the chair exactly how it was and it now has pride of place beside my desk at my office. Photographs by Charlotte Minty.
| New re-upholstered chair in my office. |
| Recovered in silver grey velvet. |
| Close up of the tufted back. |
Seating - Before and After
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Monday, July 26, 2010 /
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re-upholstering,
red
The entrance wrought iron seating - before.
After.
My client loved red and to negotiate removing the too-strong red on the walls opposite, I took the red (and a gorgeous pattern) to the cushions of the seating. The result - looks great, is the central focus in the entrance and no-one throws their things on it now...
Photographs by Charlotte Minty.
