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Thursday, March 24, 2011

It's all in the covers - fabric covered chairs with flair.

I got this picture in an email today! From Char out of Santa Fe, NM. The store closed across the street from La Fonda, but she's now opened a new place at 206 McKenzie Street. I will be going to visit the White Studio. I have to see the chair.  For a fabric-aholic, this chair speaks volumes. It's a look I love.

1. It's not a recliner
2. It's not boring
3. It's a traditional wingback design 
4. I really want this chair!


 Of course my husband would prefer this. It looks comfy enough, but I don't think it will make it's way into our living room. Crow's Nest Trading


 The Walden Chair from Thomasville. I love the curves and the feet and the tufting. And it can be covered in a variety of fabrics, such as the one below.





Which chair would you chose?

6 comments:

  1. Marlis I love the lines of the last chair and it would be so fun to find just the right fabric!!

    xoxo
    Karena
    Art by Karena

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  2. I'm partial to ottomans but love the first chair best. Good thing you didn't add 'chairs' to your list of "thou shal not covets..." LOL

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  3. If you looking for a chair with a statement then I think the first one is perfect. If you looking for a chair that you can cozy up in then I'd say the last one.

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  4. Well I would pick the last chair to curl up in while looking at the 1st chair. The crazy patcher in me just loves the first one.

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  5. I am glad I am not buying, Marlis, because I will have a hard time picking which one to buy. I like them all, including the one that your hubby might pick. I guess the price will probably have to be considered next.....Chtistine

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  6. Went a little further down to see the great post. Yeah, like Christine said, I'm also glad I don't have any space where to add a pin at home because, I wouldn't know what to choose! I love them all!
    Fabby

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Thank you for visiting and commenting. I love reading your thoughts. Blessings, Marlis