Vintage

A lot has been written about the green element of using vintage furniture. Giving furniture an extended life is good for all of us.

Vintage

There's something else great about using vintage furniture.

You get to redecorate.

This vintage chair in a bold stripe takes on a new personality.

New To You

A tattered chair becomes new again in a silver grey chenille fabric.

A chair redone in a soft white velvet.

Whether you buy vintage and renew it or recreate a piece you already own you get new to you furniture for less than the price of buying new.

Renewed furniture

Repainting this table adds a new level of charm and glamour.

A worn out 60's headboard becomes fashionable again with updated fabric and a faux finish on the trim.

Renewed vintage furniture adds an important layer to good design. The classic lines take on a new life with fresh updated fabric and trim or a coat of paint.

Milo Baughman chair

This classic Milo Baughman chair was a classic mess when I found it.

It was ripped, torn, tarnished and it smelled bad. The chair was rebuilt from the inside out. New foam and padding replaced the broken down existing stuffing. A lush cut velvet fabric was used to reupholster. A designer classic was infused with new life.

Mid Century Vintage

The scale and proportion of mid century furniture suits today's streamlined design sensibility.

Renewing and reusing these pieces makes good sense design wise and money wise.

Happy Holidays

The holidays are great wherever you are. Being with friends and family make it a special time. Have fun, enjoy the lights and brights of the season.