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You may remember that some time ago I found the “perfect” chair for my living room. Though I had a plan for said chair, the reality of not have to go off to the island of furniture too filthy to come inside—at least not for very long. For a big project such as this to go from beginning to end in less than one year, for me, is rather remarkable. And I’m more than just pleased with the fact that it’s done—it also looks as amazing as I had envisioned. Here’s a before pic of my frizzy green filth monster: I bought this chair expecting to have it reupholstered. I had seen a picture of it posted from a friend’s shop out of town and I fell in love with the shape. But its condition left a lot to be desired. 50 years of love had taken their toll inside and out. Note the crumbled, All of the materials under the fabric were more than past their prime so this puppy had to be st*ipped back to the bare wood frame and I’m even more in love now. The orange-red color might not be for everyone but it’s going to work very well in the overall scheme I Even my upholsterer loved this one—it’s now one of his favorite projects. I think he had fun working on it. The very steep angle of the seat gives it some dramatic flair. It appears as though you’d be forced into a de*ply reclined position while sitting, but it’s actually extremely comfortable and natural feeling. And it’s 1000 times more comfortable with new high For the fabric I chose “Rivington” in paprika by Knoll Textiles. It’s the same fabric that I used on my sofa but in a different colorway. The fabric has a high wool content and is treated with nanotex technology to make it virtually stain proof. This upholstery job should last another 60 years. And at nearly 94, should I still be lucky enough to be around, I’m sure I’ll be able to discount any deemed worthy of sacrificing my guest bedroom for. That sacrifice has taken much longer to complete than anticipated. It began with selling