Below are reinterpreted upholstered pieces:
Before, and After, Reinterpretation!
A futuristic sofa from the past acquires a ruffled topper and
a modern attitude!
Devorah Dressed Up is a
reinterpreted 1951 retro hand-made sofa. As you can see, when purchased, it was a short, right facing
sectional unit. We reutilized its stuffing, and modified the shorter end
to mirror its sister on the left. A cotton batting topper with muslin
undercover was added because the new owners were much taller than the original
design accommodated -- yet the topper did not harm the original buildup
and is completely removable! The down filled knife-edge twisted bullion
pillow topper is our invention. The pillow top was secured by
spring-loaded clips attached to the inside frame.
Before, and After, Reinterpretation!
A fifties painted chair takes on Tuscany colors
and a ruffled topper!
Before, and After, Reinterpretation!
A casual woven piece gets dressed up to join the other artsy
pieces this couple collects!
AND, from
our predigital age, no "Befores", but some wonderful
reinterpretations:
A multi-colored Lawson
Mister Tooth!
Captain Quirk, a fifties piece that went Southwest!
Monticello, a chair Jefferson would have loved!
Mr. President, a vinyl garage sale piece that now befits the oval office!
Commander Code-T, an executive Steelcase® chair made luscious for a feminine executive!
The Mayors Chair!
Click to see our second page
of specialty painted items!
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