Those are beautiful! Love the fabric you chose.

You are so right! At least they tried right?

What you did turned out great. So beautiful :) The color, the fabric. So pretty!!

These chairs look fantastic! Maybe the previous owners had the chairs on a porch and it was before we had outdoor fabric...

These turned out beautifully! Simply gorgeous!

Love 'em Debbie! That fabric is great!

I love this post! I agree with this and love your perspective. I think about this all the time. To the person before....it probably was beautiful. I love their "new" life now! Great job! Love, Me

The phrase "Bless their hearts" comes to mind. :-) They were just doing the best they could. But I know those chairs are super happy with their new outfits and makeup. Kudos!
xo Heidi

Debbie, these are beautiful. I love the colors and fabric. You did such a wonderful job.
Ann
Shabby French Country Cottage Basement

Love your sentiments! No one walks the same walk. Beautiful fabric and finish on the chairs. Simple and elegant!

Now those are dead gorgeous!!!
I am feeling a bit sad now.. I too had thoughts about the before pictures. You are so right Debbie.
The after is Amaazing!!!
Cheers, Gee

I need these, Debbie! I need them for my breakfast nook, because my chairs are not comfy at all, and these are perfect. Love the fabric!

I'm sure they were so pretty in there other life but now they are "knock outs". Love the fabric you used on them!

I think you did a wonderful job "refreshing" the chair, and I'm sure the chair appreciates the gorgeous Parisian fabric more than the plastic. Who knows why the previous owner did what they did, but at least they didn't dump the chairs!

Be. Refreshed. LOL! LOVE it, Debbie! It's perfect! ;) And love the chairs! They turned out awesome!!!! I love the fabric that you chose! Beautiful! (Did I use enough exclamation points? Coffee must be kicking in. HA HA HA!)

Dear Debbie,
I have a carved stone in my garden. It reads: As the garden grows, so does the gardener. I love that you take old, worn, tired pieces and find the beauty that was always there. Your creations are a reflection of your beauty.
Your Friend,
Deborah

I'm certainly not laughing Debbie, those are some seriously awesome transformed chairs.

~Bliss~

Here's to living in a house with non-messy eaters so I could move your beauties right in!
Kelly

Ooo la la - your chairs are c'est magnifique! So much better Debbie, au revoir!

Lovely re-do!! So classy now!
Question about the paint. Did you mix the gray and white or did you only use the white on the caning and the gray on the wood? I'm thinking of purchasing the Country Gray for my 'new' sideboard.

Wow those are SO cute. I love the fabric! I love old chairs like these. I want these in my house now haha :)

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I think you did an awesome job! I have a chair similar, except the sides have caining too. I am thinking of painting her a white or a pale blue. I would love to share when I am done.

Thanks for sharing, Nicole

These are wonderful! So glad you looked past the "creative" seat covers!

Beautiful! Double love for your post title and your tagline ;) Have a great day tomorrow!

Love them Debbie, great job! Jo xx

They look amazing! Great job, Debbie!

Great Makeover!

Ah! I have that same fabric that's waiting for me to get in gear for the industrial ottoman I'm building! It's nice to see what it will look like on a piece of furniture instead of folded up on the counter. :)
Thanks!
Kelly

Springs. Use a whole lot of paint- Nothing spells spring than redesigning your
home with the newest cans of colors. A table is adequate in many
spaces, especially if you want to keep the room open
and bright.