A few weeks ago, I picked up an old, mid-century style office chair at a yard sale. The back was a little busted up, and the seat cushions were made of worn and grungy black leather, but with a $5.00 price tag, I thought it had lots of potential. And if not, I could roll it out to the curb without much heartbreak or money wasted, that was for sure!I plotted to recover the seat, repair the broken frame, and then recover another chair in the kitchen in the same fabric so they created a lovely cohesive corner of my kitchen...
Well, done and done!
A little wood-putty and a bit of dark wood stain later, plus roughly one-and-a-half yards of this gorgeous fabric, and I've got two "new-to-me" chairs that are brightening up the home-office corner of my kitchen.
I'm contemplating using the remaining fabric to build two window valances for another little POP of color, but I guess I'll have to see how busy the weekend proves itself to be...
Christina, this is what I've been looking to do in my office!
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