I found this chair at Good Will this weekend
and I was instantly motivated to try a (new-to-me)
dry brush technique on it.
It was a whopping $4.00 so it certainly would not
be a costly mistake should it not turn out.
Here is how the chair looked when I loaded it up in my car.
I first painted it Paris Grey and once that dried,
I dry brushed Old White over it. It turned out just as I was hoping.
I love the results. The white highlights all of the chair's unique detailing.
After some light distressing, I buffed the entire piece
and the chair frame was finished.
On to the chair seat.
The existing material just wasn't doing it for me -
I pretty much ripped the fabric off as soon as I could get my hands on it.
I decided to cover it with a nautical linen that I've had for a little while.
I love the blue paired with the soft gray frame.
I originally wasn't planning on keeping this chair,
but I think it just found a new home here!
Linking up to:
Coastal Charm
Knick of Time
Primitive and Proper
Embracing Change
Shades of Amber
Linking up to:
Coastal Charm
Knick of Time
Primitive and Proper
Embracing Change
Shades of Amber
THat is gorgeous! Excellent job! LOve that navy blue.
ReplyDeleteStacey of Embracing Change
that is so cool! love the graphic and color combo.
ReplyDeleteI LOVE that graphic! Great job!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful chair! Thanks for linking up this week!
ReplyDeleteStacey of Embracing Change
It is indeed a very great nautical chair designs. creative work.
ReplyDeleteWhere did you get that chair from .. I found that exact same chair today
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