suetemple92

Shabby Chic restored Louis style chair.

Found this sad Louis Style chair in a junk shop unloved and covered with cobwebs and decided it needed a second chance.

I completely stripped the chair to the frame and painted the wood with Autentico Vintage Herb chalk paint. After distressing the paint I waxed over a number of days and allowed the wax to cure and harden.
I used Clarke and Clarke Chinz fabric to re-upholster.

Amazing what can be done with a little imagination and a lot of hard work.




Comments (10)

  • PRO
    Hunkydory Home
    8 years ago

    Love this!

  • PRO
    Bellario Vintage Home
    Original Author
    8 years ago

    Thank you Hunkydory Home.

  • Sonia
    8 years ago
    I liked the original chair, but the transformation is amazing! You have a real talent and that fabric is beautiful. Is it Laura Ashley?
  • PRO
    Bellario Vintage Home
    Original Author
    8 years ago

    Thank you Forzaltalla, The fabric is Clarke and Clarke Bird Seafoam andI agree very beautiful.

  • elfin2265
    8 years ago
    How did you apply the cream trim ? I recently redid a chair with my son to be used in a dorm (so not as nicely done as your chair ) ane we used liquid stitch at afix the cording trim.
    Bellario Vintage Home thanked elfin2265
  • PRO
    Bellario Vintage Home
    Original Author
    8 years ago

    Hi Elpfin, I use gimp pins together with Gutermann HT2 liquid glue as I don't like to use glue guns! Hope this helps.

  • flo18
    8 years ago

    superbe relooking......

  • elfin2265
    8 years ago
    Yes that helps. I too do not like glue guns. It is a wonderful transformation !
    Bellario Vintage Home thanked elfin2265
  • Mhari McPhail
    8 years ago

    Beautiful!

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