Odd little chair. But I couldn't resist.
Then. It sat. Like this. For several days:
And I was freaking out. Okay, not FREAKING OUT! but just kind of worried about putting it back together. I love this color, but I wasn't feelin' it.
So I tried this:
And, although I love the color and the fabric. It was a little too much for me. I felt like it belonged at the Norsk Hostfest.
So, now after it sat for several more days, here's what it looked like. For some reason I was nervous about putting the material on. Then I was nervous about stapling. Then nervous about the trim....Ugghh....
But, now. I really like it. It speaks European to me.
Which I quite enjoy.
Modern European, Love it!
ReplyDelete~anita
I love your final choice! I finally reupholstered the chair I showed you a couple of months ago. It was so hard.
ReplyDeleteI gasped when I saw the final one!
ReplyDeleteAbsolutely gorgeous!
(I've been waiting for this one -- such a cool chair!)
The transforamation is beautiful. Great job.
ReplyDeleteI'm glad you kept trying until you found EXACTLY the right look for this chair! Love it.
ReplyDeleteRita
Now I like it very much! What a great find!
ReplyDeleteIt really is such a cool chair. I do love the green fabric on it.
ReplyDeleteSo cute!! I loved it in all the looks but I think you went with the right one!
ReplyDeleteThe "final" transformation is perfect!
ReplyDeleteThis chair is the most amazing thing ever! I love it.
ReplyDeleteI think the white and green is perfect!
I to love the last incarnation. It looked kinda scary in the beginning...like a bad girl chair. NOW so cheery and fun!
ReplyDeleteKirsty, I love what you've done and redone. The end result is sweet. It is an odd little chair, that is what makes it charming!
ReplyDeleteSherry