If you've been following you know that I'm obsessed with architectural prints.
My Laundry/Pantry |
I'm also obsessed with architectural fragments and leather books with marbleized covers.
My Styled Cupboard |
And, I love old bottles too. This is getting scary.
Bottles on My Screened Porch |
If that's not enough, after looking around my house I'm afraid that I'm obsessed with chairs too.
I think that one of my favorites is my chippy paint frenchy chair. When I thought about writing this post I was really regretting not having a before image. But I found what it looked like as I was reading the latest post from Funky Junk.
I guess you could describe it as funky, but me, chair obsessed, fell in love.
Mine was almost identical to this one from mommashenscoop.com--sans Fall decor. Rather than use it for a Fall display, I dragged it to the upholsterer. June, my upholsterer, is so sweet. Anyone else would have looked at me like I was crazy, but not June. She just took the fabric and got started.
Didn't she do a fabulous job.
This chair has been all over the house. The leopard print works like a neutral and it works anywhere.
Another chair that I purchased as a frame only was this finished beauty. Sorry, no before pic. I've had this chair for many years. Currently, it's in my foyer.
Front View |
Side View |
Backside |
Don't you agree that the back and sides are just as pretty as the front. Details really make the upholstery job stand out.
My question to you is: How can I be crazy about Mid Century Modern and obsessed with chippy frenchy? Do you have the I like too much problem too?
Kathy
Woo you like a lot of things period wise or other. I guess does that mean you are eclectic in your design? Whatever it means, it all goes together beautifully !
ReplyDeleteLoved your Thanksgiving day mantel.
Hi Kathy, Both chairs are wonderful but I especially love the frenchy one! I am guilty of the "I like too much" syndrome. Sometimes I wish my home was decorated in just one style but then again I would probably be bored with it. Your eclectic style is fabulous.
ReplyDeleteHugs,
Sherry