Today’s chair transformation began with a $30.00 chair from the Home Good clearance section. The chair had an amazing shape and a tiny ding out of the corner of the chair. I liked the chair originally, but for this particular project for Jill’s house, I wanted to add color and pizzaz to her dining area by using mismatched chairs. The walls are neutral in the room, and adding color to the chairs is a great way to continue the color pallet in the space.
I primed it with KILZ, sanded it with 220 grit sand paper to remove the gritty texture, and painted the bad boy with Krylon Ocean Breeze in semi-gloss. Then, I glazed the chair to add an antiqued look and give it more character. If you want to see my glazing technique, check out my glazing furniture videos.
The chair turned out amazing! Come back tomorrow to see another chair transformation!
If you missed day one of the week of chairs check it out!
Lovely! So much better!!! Thanks for sharing.
Oh my goodness, I love it times a hundred!!
Very nice!….and I love the new look on your blog–it's beautiful!
This is a very charming chair, great color, finish, and fabric. It would go well with my white writers desk! Or corner nook with a small table and lamp. Lovely transformation.
Zoom-a-zoom-zoom, baby!!!
Where did you get your fabric? It's so cute!
Hi Natalie! I got the fabric at a local St. George store called Urban Renewal.
Sounds like I need to check out Urban Renewal! Awesome fabric. I would love chairs like that for my dining room!