Thank you for those of you who left comments on my last post about prepping tips. I will definitely keep them in mind for future reference.
So, I only shared the shadow of a chair in my last post. I am done painting... Are you ready to see them?
I am going to be a tease and show you a before pictures of both chairs first.
I found this windsor chair at a local thrift store. I was looking for a windsor chair, boy was I lucky... They were a set of three for $40! I needed two more chairs for my dining table, so it was a perfect deal! Did you know that pretty good windsor chairs cost anywhere from a couple hundred to thousands (if it's a rare antique piece)?

I LOVE this one that I found at a moving sale for a steal (it was so long ago, I can't remember if I paid $5 or $15). I love the style of this chair; I found a similar style chair on Pottery Barns’ website for $300... Oh, I love thrifting. :)

I painted them both white. I know, I know, painting furniture white is kind of boring for some people, but I can't help it. That is the color I love! There is other furniture I am thinking about painting with "color", but who knows what will happen in the last minute.
So, I was trying to decide where to place them around the house. I think I will keep them like this for a while until I have a better idea.




or, maybe by the door?

It was a lot of work, but it is always so thrilling to see the end result. I keep staring at my dining table and chairs and trying to decide if I have enough energy left in me to give them a face lift.
Psst... I added some stuff to my
etsy store. I know some of you told me that you are interested in purchasing my jewelries, please go check it out to see what's there. I might add more later on.
They look beautiful painted in white.
ReplyDeleteThese look great! I love the white. It looks so crisp and clean. Great finds :)
ReplyDeleteYour chairs look awesome and the white is perfect, clean and fresh looking. Thank you for your constant source of happy inspiration!
ReplyDeleteI love these chairs! I love how white can make things so crisp and clean! Thanks for the inspiration!
ReplyDelete-Peggy
A lot of work but so worth it! I love them and white is the perfect unifying color! xo Diana
ReplyDeleteLove the chairs!! Gorgeous!!
ReplyDeleteLovely chairs, But I felt in love with one of the pillows on them - the small one with creamy flowers. Wow, such a beauty!
ReplyDeleteWhat a great combo: the two chairs framing that hutch!
ReplyDeleteWow!!!!
Wow! They came out so wonderful!!! They also look so expensive. Great job!
ReplyDeletebtw: new follower and fellow sewer here. Please take the time and pass by my blog & check out some of the things I've made:)
Reyna
http://www.glamglory.blogspot.com
Your chairs are gorgeous, Sachiko! You did a great job, antique or not, they needed a facelift (:
ReplyDeletegorgeous chair revamp!
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