LUE BONA Windsor Dining Chair, Dining Chairs Set of 8, Spindle Back Wood Dining Chair, Kitchen Chairs Wooden, Farmhouse Dining Chairs for Kitchen and Dining Room, Black
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SyMax Dining Chairs Set of 6, Leather Parson Dining Room Chairs, Modern High-End Kitchen Side Chairs for Bedroom, Living Room, Brown
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Modern Dining Chairs Set of 4, Upholstered Faux Leather Cushion Seat and Sturdy Metal Legs (4 Brown Chairs)
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Armless Outdoor Dining Chairs Set of 4, All Weather Resistant HDPS Patio Dining Chairs, Classic Dining Chair Support 350 LBS, for Outdoor Indoor, Lawn, Garden, Backyard, Dark Gray
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civama Faux Leather Dining Chairs Set of 4, Dining Room Armless Kitchen Chairs with Comfy Back, Solid Wood Frame & Upholstered Cushion for Living Room, Cafe and Restaurant, Black
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Coaster Home Furnishings Retro Set of 2 Open Back Dining Side Chairs Faux Leather Upholstered Back and Padded Seat Cushion Sturdy Steel Frame Red and Chrome 2450R
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Retro V-Back Diner Chair with 2″ Box Seat, Glitter Sparkle Red/Glitter Silver
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Crosley Furniture Griffith Retro Metal Outdoor Rocking Chairs, Set of 2, for Porch, Deck, Balcony, Backyard, Bright Red Gloss
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Handle Back Retro Kitchen Chair in Single Tone Channel Back with 2″ Box Seat, Cracked Ice Yellow
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Handle Back Chrome Diner Chair with 2″ Box Seat, Cracked Ice Yellow
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Nashville Flea Market
The funky vintage vinyl kitchen chairs are probably from the 50’s or 60’s. I love the green and white striped vinly on the chair backs.
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Why reupholster a vintage steno chair when there’s a quick fix? Neutralize ugly floral beige upholstery with a flexible paint coating.
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MAKE ME
I must admit that I have a thing for chairs. I don’t know where it began or when it started but it’s gotten to be bad. I’ve already done one chair makeover here recently and now I’m sharing another. But, whoa now, there’s yet another coming in about two weeks. I’m just crazy for chairs!One chair I’m nuts about is my office chair. I’ve sworn that I’d never EVER get rid of it. But here lately it’s giving me a bit of trouble in the butt department because the padding has squished down until it’s just no good. And I was going to fix it up but I got a ‘Why?’ Since I spend so much time in my office chair everyone wanted me to get a new, good quality chair to replace this one. And I refused. Flat freaking out.Until I saw this little gem at a thrift store in my sister’s town. I asked her to ask what the price was and she came back with $3. SOLD! So everyone’s dreams have come true. I have a new office chair. Perhaps it’s not exactly what anyone meant but they can cram it.To make over a fabulous chair like mine you will need: the chair – comb flea markets, garage sales and used office goods shops vinyl spray paint rusty metal primer gold spray paint tape new nuts, and washers, etc (optional)Yeah, so here’s that before picture. The bones are there. The style is great and the cushion feels like it’s never really been used at all. There’s a bit of rust on the frame but that can be dealt with. Oh, and the base is cast iron. Yep, this chair is heavy as all get out.Now I cleaned this thing and cleaned it and I kept finding twigs and all sorts of totally random junk. It may look clean, but give it a good one just to be sure.First things first, you’ll need to remove the base from the chair. Be sure to hang on to your nuts and washers and whatnot or you’ll be buying all new ones like I had to. Nice!Here’s a close up of that rust. Try to get after it with some fine sandpaper and see if that makes it go away. In my case it smoothed out perfectly and save a few spots removed all of the defects meaning I didn’t really need to paint it. But I had my heart set on gold legs so…Remove the wheels and prime that sucker with metal primer or rusty metal primer. Allow to dry and then hit it with your spray paint of choice. I waffled between gold and purple but gold spray paint always wins, baby.Tape off your wheels and spray them to match. FYI – I totally don’t understand the way chairs work and my paint is peeling away because I painted the part that rolls on the floor. Ah, well. Pay attention and you may not have this problem!Next I spray painted the chair with special vinyl spray paint. This spray paint is actually used for vehicle upholstery so it’s good stuff. For about $7 a can you really can’t complain, either. Now since my chair was so OLIVE I thought that I needed a color that was similar for decent coverage and I purchased a tan color though I really had wanted to paint it white. And when it was done, I hated it. It looked like a seat for a car or a boat. So I wasted another $7 and went with my gut and painted this guy white.But check that baby out! So worth it! And check out that super fab shape. I’m sure I could find something similar new but I don’t even want to think about how much something similar but brand spanking new one would have cost me!To be honest my office isn’t exactly the greatest place to display the fabulosity that this chair is but the cats dig it.And my butt’s happy with the re-introduction of cushioning so we’re all winners. What do you think of my new, swinging office chair makeover?
Vintage Vinyl Lounge Chair, 1960s
This vintage lounge chair was made and manufactured during the 1960s. It has been upholstered in gold colored vinyl/skai stamped with a floral design. It has further been refinished with a fringe. The front of the armrests show two wooden columns topped with a sphinx head and copper/bronze feet. In a very good vintage condition
with a small mark on the back (see photos).
Retro Chairs, 1950s Chairs, Vintage Chairs
Vintage Mid-Century Atomic B/W Vinyl Basket Chair
This is a fun vintage atomic-style basket chair made from a fabulous vinyl weave in black and white, attached to a wooden chair frame and then a detachable black metal leg structure. It’s a very neat, light and comfortable chair – easy to move around and fits in any room or color scheme. I bought it in the UK in the 1990s and I believe it is a 1960s vintage original. It’s in pretty good condition – the rubber feet that I put on need replacing and there is the odd strand of vinyl that might need tucking in.