I recently scavenged my next project from a stranger living around the block from my house. Upside down, left outside to be rained on, was this irresistible silhouette...it was hopeless, I would have to stage a rescue.


Clearly Danish in design, and in an extremely dilapidated state, this will be quite a project.
I will re-build her as an armchair and she will be beautiful.


Here is something of a visionary goal (obviously not a rocker, but you might get the picture!); And here (from Doorsixteen)
2 comments:
Nice find!
Day-lab DIY just finished a similar project using Marimekko fabric: http://day-lab-diy.blogspot.com/2008/01/tuuli-chair-done.html
OOOH that Marimekko fabric is to die for! How fabulous, yes that is what I'm going for! I think a visit to Inside story could be in order. Thanks Sherpa!
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