Big Reveal.... Dining Table and Chairs

Here is the before again

Here is the After

The leaf comes out from the sides instead of adding them in the middle

This is what it looks like with just four chairs

The chair after

I loved this transformation from start to finish. 

The great thing about this set is... it's for Sale

Please email me if you would like to purchase : Update Sold Three weeks later!!!!

thanks!

Vintage Style Rocking Chair

I love this transformation!!! A friend of mine had this rocking chair and wanted a change. So here is the before and after!!

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sneek preview... revamped table and chairs

Hope everyone is having a wonderful weekend! I recently acquired this table and chairs from a good friends who's parent was moving and wanted to give it away! I love this set and I can't wait to see how it turns out. Here's the before

Here are some examples of things that I'm thinking of doing to the table

 From twice lovely

Table from pottery barn

 

 

Can't wait to see the final result, so stay turned!!!

Gorgeous Dining Room Chairs

These are my client's dining room chairs. They wanted to do two different types of fabric and I think they did a awesome job picking out the colors. The table is a set of eight, this is the first chair. I will be posting when I finish the other 7. Comments would me wonderful!

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After

Office Chairs

These were done for a client that wanted to use them for her office. When she bought them they didn't come with a board bottom so I had to start from scratch. Here are the results, pictures of chairs at the office will follow soon! :)

Chair-Before and After

This a chair that I have been working on for a client of mine. It is one of two and a ottoman.

Here is the Before

Here is the After

I love that it looks like a whole new chair and my client LOVED it!!!!!

Wing Chair

This has been a month in the making!!!! When I first started this project I didn't know that I was going to run into problems. Many lessons learned but I'm finally pleased with the results. So true story....took 9 hours to take off all of the original fabric and it took a total of 3 days stretched out in a 3 week period to finish. make sense?
Lesson one learned: listen to other people that have reupholstered! I read a post from All Things Thrifty about leaving the original fabric on the arms of the chair. I however took mine off and had a WONDERFUL time trying to get it back one. again, lesson learned. Next came the cushion seat. I swear that was going to be the death of me. But I finally got it taken care of and I think it looks pretty good. So some wonderful comments would be soooooo appreciated!!! Thank you! now enjoy the fruits of my labor!

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After


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Beautiful Black and blue chair

I think I've loved this the most out of all the furniture transformations I've done. I saw a post from All Things Thrify about tufting and always wanted to do one, Then I found this baby! It was a lot of work trying to figure out how to take apart and put back together and I ran into some obstacles, but managed to pull through. I think I'm going to be using this chair to take some pictures of my kids before I sell it. Comments would be wonderful!


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Shabby Chic Chair

I completed this a couple of weeks ago and sent it off to a local consignment store to sell. I love seeing the transformation because it makes such a difference to see everything that has been accomplished. Let me know what you think!

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After

Black glazed barstools

I found these bar stools at a local thrift store and decided to try a look I found at All things Thrifty. I started with Kilz primer, Side note: you can find kilz at walmart for about $5 a can. I went through one and wasn't done primering the first stool. So for more than one project I recommend getting the quart size of kilz primer. It is about $6 at Home Depot, but you can use on several projects!



Another side note: If you prefer using can primer (it makes life easier for chairs and stools) I recommend getting Krylon primers (you can get it at about $3 a can) which can save you some money in the long run).
After it was primered I used Krylon Cherry red in glossy



This is what it looked like with just the paint on



After I let it dry, I added the glaze, I got the glaze at Home Depot. Side Note: It doesn't come tinted so you need to have a associate tint it for you. You can get any color you want. For this project and many others you will see I chose black.


Using a paint brush, I carefully brushed the glaze on the top and legs and left it to dry. After it dried I use a polyurethane spray to seal the paint. This also helps to prevent paint chipping off. And here is the after result!



I love that it looks like a different piece of furniture!