I have a confession.
I have a deep love affair.
The BHE doesn’t mind.
I suffer from a deep love of chair affairs.
Seriously.
I love them all – skinny, bulky, modern, vintage…all chairs are beautiful and worthy of a new paint job to bring it back to life.
Today I wanted to share with you all How to Transform an Old Chair with Velvet Finishes Paint.
Have you ever painted upholstery? Robb Restyle painted this fabric chair with Velvet Finishes Baroque and my goodness, isn’t it AH-MAY-ZING?! See the before photos by clicking below…
This worn chair was given a new life after being painted with VF Luxurious – aka the perfect black! Kris from Driven By Decor finished this beauty off with an amazing oversized buffalo check fabric. See more of her one room challenge master bedroom reveal, here.
See those gorgeous blue chairs? Suburban Bitches painted the pair with VF Handsome. Here’s what Tricia had to say…
“The chairs were my grandmother’s and were desperately in need of reupholstering. I just signed up for the tour last week so there was no way that project was getting done in time. I was flummoxed so I read the cordless miter saw reviews and started recreating the chair. What do you do when you don’t have time to shop for new chairs or redo the ones you have? Paint! I used Velvet Finishes in Handsome for this project. Don’t they look great?”
For now, let’s drool together and check out the rest of her summer eclectic home tour…
Check out this pair of Exotic Velvet Finishes chairs! To see more of our paint projects, hop over to our website!
Bee from Windgate Lane transformed this accent chair with VF Handsome. I must say, the colour paired with this hand-painted fabric is all sorts of amazing!
Take a look at this amazing furniture upcycle from Rain on a Tin Roof! Jenna knows how to transform a dated piece of furniture into a super stylish piece. Aren’t these polka dots precious?
I’m in love or should I say enchanted with this French Country Chair Makeover from Jenna at Rain on a Tin Roof – painted with VF Enchanting! What a fabulous enchanting love affair. See Jenna’s tutorial on her blog, here.
Our Velvet Finishes Retailer The Wild Dandelion creates MANY amazing VF projects… Here is a little collage of a few of her chair projects. My goodness, such colour L.O.V.E!!
Take a look at this sweet rocking chair that Wife In Progress Blog painted with Velvet Finishes Cosmopolitan. How sweet is this mint green little chair?
Lindsay at My Creative Days transformed this old chair with Velvet Finishes Rococo, one of our favorites shades. See the before and after photos on her blog!
Loving this chair from Premier Fabrics Raleigh that was painted with Velvet Finishes ENCHANTING!
Take a look at this fabulous painted chair makeover from Delicious and DIY! She transformed this piece using multiple Velvet Finishes colours and stencils.
Velvet Finishes laugh in the face of leather – muahhahahahahahah! Too much? Not for Velvet Finishes! Painting leather or pleather with VF is a breeze! Take a look at this pleather chair that I easily covered with Velvet Finishes Glamorous!
This is a regular office chair from Office Depot that was brown, boring pleather. Amy from Amy Howard Social painted her pleather chair with Velvet Finishes Glamorous! I know what you’re thinking…painting leather; that’s not possible. Remember, Velvet Finishes is magic in a bottle – it can do amazing things and transform just about anything. Want to learn more about painting leather or pleather? Take a look at this blog post that I wrote on how to paint leather with Velvet Finishes.
Do you have an ugly chair? We’ve all had them. But you don’t have to have one anymore! Go here and let me show you How to Paint Fabric with Velvet Finishes!
Do you have an old chair that could use a new coat of paint?
If so, I hope that you let Velvet Finishes colour your world!
Shout out to all of the amazing bloggers that paint with Velvet Finishes – we love seeing all of your creative VF projects! To see more from Velvet Finishes, visit us on Facebook!
Hi. I’m just curious as I have never painted upholstery before. How does the fabric feel after painting? Stiff and hard? And does the paint rub off onto clothes with use? Thanks
Hi Alisa, sometimes painted fabric can feel a little stiff. Simply lightly sand the painted finish with a medium grit sanding block. It will soften the finish! No, it doesn’t come off on clothes. Once the finish is dry, it’s good!