Chic armchair makeover



Whenever you get tired or bored of your furniture or when you feel you need to change something in your décor, don’t just throw away the old pieces. They can still be used for something, especially if they’re in good condition. For example, take a look at this chair. It didn’t look exactly good with that pink and white upholstery but it was a comfy piece of furniture that deserved another chance. And here’s what its owners managed to do with it.

Since the chair was too dirty and stinky to be taken into the house, it had to stay outside for a while, but only until it was ready to get new upholstery. For that, the process was not very difficult. First the old upholstery was cut off. It would have been too risky to take the chair apart so this was simple and safe. Then the armchair got this new and definitely more beautiful upholstery. Putting it on was quite easy since a staple gun was used.

Notice how much more elegant and chic the armchair look now. It’s a whole new item with a very different look. And since it looked beautiful but not quite finishes, the owner decided to add a lovely back pillow. She chose contrasting colors for the pillow just to make it pop a little. I hope this example gave the little push you needed to start your own project.{found on yourfavoriteraymonds }

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