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Cane Backed Barrel Chairs

Another job I forgot to document during the hectic travel of February-March, 2011.  This pair was once covered in peach fabric with tiny polka dots.  The client chose a rich pink linen to bring these chairs out of the 1980s.

I love doing two identical chairs, since then I can out a “before” and “after” chair [...]

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I forgot to post a chair!

Back in February (and March…and April…) I did a lot of traveling thanks to some cheap airline tickets.  It was great, but the downside is that I did not have any time to post about my finished upholstery.
This is a channel back barrel chair that I reupholstered in fabric from Pottery Barn called French Stripe. [...]

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Hollywood Regency, from Red Velvet to…Red Velvet

Yesterday marked the finish of a long stretch of back to back upholstery jobs.  It started just before the December holidays and kept on going through yesterday!  Now I have a chance to post all the pictures of the pieces, so without further ado…
The Red Velvet Chairs

When the clients contacted me about reupholstering these chairs, [...]

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Commissioned Overstuffed Chair Finished

I just finished this chair for a client.  The fabric was once a chenille stripe (see below) which had become dirty very quickly.  Now it’s in a canvas, with the stripes woven into the material.
Here was the chair before the reupholstery:

But even with the dirt on the fabric, the foam was in decent condition.  Below, [...]

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Seventies Chairs Finished!

You guys might remember a project I had going here, when they were just stripped and sanded.  Now they’ve been stained, varnished, and reupholstered!
The fabric is a cream colored micro-suede or crushed velvet.  This was my first project with such a fabric and it was quite perplexing, since it didn’t act like other material in [...]

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Latest Upholstery Gig Finished

I recently was hired by a client to reupholster an arm chair which had seen better days with some lovely Jacobean floral fabric with a faded urban twist.  The foam and batting were in excellent condition so I did not need to touch any of it, although I did need to sew the arms’ fabric [...]

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