This chair had seen better days, . . . .and

she wanted to pair it with this sofa, which also needed an update, . . .

so white denim with classic welting and tailored skirt,

brought these two together.  I love it when you can re-use already loved pieces.

This basic arm chair seemed a little Plain Jane, before we got our hands on it.

This textured, modern upholstery fabric was just what it needed.

The custom fit really shows off the great shape.

This classic wingback and ottoman just needed a slight makeover.

The custom fit really shows off the pretty curves of this chair.

Piping and a tailored skirt with inverted pleats keeps it classic.

This chair had a really cute shape - but had become a little drab.

Doesn't this fabric just make you happy?

Small folds in the rolled arms . . . .

and a short, flirty tailored skirt to show off those great legs!

This Thomasville sectional was still plenty comfortable, just needed some softening.

 

Butter Yellow Denim is just the thing for this sectional with clean lines.

Jackie loved the size and comfort of these loveseats.  She is little.

She really loved the tufting on these pillow seat cushions, so we kept it.
A small update for a cottage inspired room.

Bernadette acquired two of these little chairs for her shop at Boulevard Mercantile.
I love the character in this chair, but it definitely was ready for an update.

The matelasse fabric came from some bedspreads she got at a garage sale.

The roll back is a pleasant surprise on this piece.

I love how her idea of using the scalloped edges of the quilt really set off this chair.
Soft, a little shabby chic, and a lot comfortable.

Great bench, just needed a small update.

This bench has actually been reupholstered.  I love that she decided to add the nail heads again.  It definitely gives it more of a finished look.

Jessica found 2 Wing Backs and an ottoman for a great deal on Craig’s List.

She had a vision and it included Ikat.

Love the colors and texture of this Richloom fabric.

 

Beautiful and Fresh.

Of course I took the photos after the skirt had been removed.
But, you get the idea . . . . .

Grayline Linen in Oatmeal was just what this set needed.

 

Topstitching and Velcro make this set completely custom.

Modern linen at its best.