
deconstructed chair
There is a small furniture trend that you may or may not have tuned into – deconstructed upholstery. Personally, I’m a fan. Not in every single case and definitely not for every room, but for just the right old piece, it’s a way to honor the makers of it – to put the hand-tied springs, basted burlap, and wood frame on full display, in all of its half-dressed glory. photo via I’ve been wanting to create this deconstructed look on a piece, but hadn’t met the right one, yet. Well, that changed on Monday, when Kriste was stripping this pretty chair. I looked at the muslin and burlap and realized I really liked it. I said something to the effect of, “Stop right there!” The muslin is a little too far gone on this piece, sadly, but I am planning to clean up the back and the frame and reupholster the front








