For anyone who needs to know, I got them from the "Little Shop Around the Corner" (great antique stores- incentive for people to come visit me in STL). The shop benefits the Missouri Botanical Garden, so I can feel good about being charitable as well :)
So now, the hard part starts. The hard part would be deciding on how I want to re-do them. There are so many options I am drawn to.
I love the glamour of neutral fabric with the wood painted GOLD.
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Obsessed with the black and white striped chair!!!!!! Great find, congrats!
ReplyDeleteI don't think you could go wrong with any of those options! I'm dying to know what room you're going to put them in!
ReplyDeleteLaura- thanks for your vote, I think the patterned option is what I'm leaning toward doing :)
ReplyDeleteAnd Kac- how silly of me! I should have posted pics, I have them in the living room!
My official vote is for the pattered option. I also loved the one with red piping. Can't wait to see what they look like finished!
ReplyDeleteOh em gee!!!! LUCKY GIRL! Those chairs are to die for!!! That price is not even real, insane. I vote you do them in gold!
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Thanks for your input, ladies! Hello Lovely, I'm super excited to check out your blog tomorrow!! Thanks for finding me :)
ReplyDeletexoxo, Emily
OMG! I can't believe you found them in this condition with the cane not damaged. Amazing! I can't wait to see how you redo them.
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sarah
I actually JUST posted on my blog about a chair that was handed down to me by my aunt. Cane back and similar lines on the actual seat.
ReplyDeleteI am looking forward to seeing what you decide to go with, although I am loving the different colored piping!
Love your blog!
xoxo, Margaret
www.thegildedpeach.blogspot.com
Ooo I am going to head on over and check it out!
ReplyDeletexoxo!