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Living on in their humor and talent.... |
It goes without saying that the above two are my all time favorite Chippendales. Here is my third favorite:
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The kind of Chippendale you sit on, rather than the kind that tries to sit on you. |
I recently redid this claw-and-ball foot Chippendale for someone. Unfortunately there are no before pictures, but it was pretty run down. Some high gloss white paint and vintage flame-stich material transformed the chair into an awesome accent piece for their room.
Even without the bowtie and shirt-cuffs, intricate carving and details (note claw and ball foot on some) make the classic Chippendale eye candy:
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Traditional Chippendale = he's no Chris Farley, but still good lookin' |
Traditional with an twist is more my style. Contemporary fabric or just paint can turn grandma's heirloom into something edgy, stylish and magical:
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Here's some classic chippendales with lime green fabric, paired with wingbacks
in Kelly Wearstler's Imperial Trellis fabric. Love the look...image via decorpad.com |
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White Chippendales in a Shaun Smith designed dining room. |
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Designer Mary McDonald uses a white Chippendale as her desk chair. |
See? Nice to look at, nice to sit on, and no tipping necessary!
1 comment:
I love them too! Funny, before I saw Shaun's chairs I instantly thought of them - so glad you included them! Did you see our new shipment? We just got in some Asian Chips that are painted white - www.shuansmithhome.blogspot.com
- BOO
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