A while back I asked for your advice about recovering the ottoman. Thank you for all of your input! I finally found the fabric and recovered it yesterday. Because the sofa is white, I wanted a fabric that would contrast with the white slipcover and stand up to big feet and snacks. My 11 year, otherwise known as my go-to guy for design advice, suggested that I paint the legs black. The product description said the legs were ebonized, but when it arrived they looked more red than anything.
I still need to work on the pillows, but I am so happy to complete this project. Stay tuned for a post showing how I refurnished this room without spending a dime. Gotta love that.
Have a great weekend!
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That looks lovely. Can your son come be MY design consultant??? :D
ReplyDeleteI am very impressed with his eye!
Suzanne
Great job, love how the Greek Key pattern does create a nice pop against the sofa! Have a great weekend...Janell
ReplyDeleteRene, it looks great!! You gotta love that it's gonna hide potential stains, snacks, etc. And, I love the contrast!! BTW, I love the new look and feel of your blog!
ReplyDeleteThe ottoman looks fabulous. Love the fabric, such a pretty pattern. Can't wait to see the finished room. Hugs, Marty
ReplyDeleteRene, gorgeous! Love the fabric. And still adoring your painted window treatments!
ReplyDeleteI love that ottoman!! I also checked out the pre pic and of course it's looking lovely. What's that tray? is it ivory?
ReplyDelete<3
I love it and the fabric is perfect! What a beautiful room. Have a nice weekend.
ReplyDeleteRene it looks fab. Beautiful space. Bet you were chuffed when your son suggested it. He must be proud as punch as it worked. Inspiring post. Sinead
ReplyDeleteI'm digging the abstracted Greek key design and the room benefited from the black.
ReplyDeleteomgosh. give him a good squeeze because it looks fabulous! I need you (and son) to come take over my family room space - it's overwhelming.
ReplyDeleteI love that fabric...looks great in the room. Question: did you reupholster it yourself?
ReplyDeleteYes, Rebecca, I did the work myself.
ReplyDeleteThe room looks so light and bright! I LOVE the ottoman...isn't it great when your children give design advice! Have a great weekend!
ReplyDeletePS-the kitchen is DONE...have a lookie!
--Gretchen O.
That is absolutely gorgeous. Sophisticated, classic, simple. Love it. Good job!
ReplyDeleteI love it!!!! Your son is so talented, that was a great idea! The pattern is perfect and I love the black and white! Can't wait to see how you did it!!
ReplyDeleteI am glad you visited my blog and thanks for your comment. it means so much for me. :) Have a nice weekend
ReplyDelete<3
It looks so nice! Love the fabric, where did you find it?
ReplyDeleteLooking forward to your post about the hold room - it's sure to be great!
Worth the wait to see the result! Gorgeous.
ReplyDeleteit looks great and i think it really gives weight to the room.
ReplyDeleteOh, I really like the fabric you selected! I think it turned out great! Happy Friday.
ReplyDeleteYou did a beautiful job with your ottoman. The fabric is a nice contrast to your whites and neutrals. What a pretty room! Your son has a good eye as well to suggest that you paint the legs black. Sounds like a cutie. Have a good weekend.
ReplyDeletebeautiful!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful! It contrasts perfectly with the white sofa!
ReplyDeleteHave a wonderful weekend!
Cathy
I love your blog! the ottoman turned out beautifully.
ReplyDeleteTeresa
Don't you have a gorgeous blog? (The answer is YES!) I love what a see and I love that ottoman. How fun to have an 11 yr. old son with a great eye for decor!
ReplyDeleteGlad I found you. ;)
Donna
Rene, that looks great and I love the whole room.
ReplyDeleteRene, I love that ottoman! The ones of you who got that were very lucky to get that price. Love how it turned out.
ReplyDeletei love your house! it's just so lovely! this looks great, as well as the new blog header:)
ReplyDeleteThe ottoman is a very handsome piece. You did a great job! I love the contrast in fabrics and textures. Your room looks wonderful.
ReplyDeleteHave a great weekend.
Love the way that this turned out! The fabric is perfect! :) Hope you'll stop by my blog when you have time! :) Maybe share a vignette or two on fridays! :) Take care, Artie
ReplyDeleteBeautiful choice for your ottoman. I think the black legs are perfect.
ReplyDeleteI adore the painting in the background. Your precious one I assume.
You have such a flair and great sense of style!
xo Yvonne
Oh Rene, the fabic on the ottoman is just lovley. Your *new* is beautiful.
ReplyDeleteJo
It looks great! You did a fabulous job!
ReplyDeleteaww Rene, your little picture came up today beside your comment and you are soooo beautiful!!! so nice to put a face to the blog lol! also, luvin the ottoman, well luvin your whole living room acutally : ) ~Stacey
ReplyDeleteThe ottoman looks terrific. Very crisp and it really amps up the room. I think it's great and the legs are right with it, too.
ReplyDeleteThanks for stopping by. Hope you won't forget to link up your giveaway -- our new linky is up for this week!
Jane F.
Darling! It looks so elegant! :)
ReplyDelete~Liz
I LOVE your ottoman. Great job!!!
ReplyDeleteCarolyn/A Southerners Notebook
Hi Rene...
ReplyDeleteOhhh...it's gorgeous! I love the fabric...colors and pretty pattern! The contrast really does look great with your pretty white sofa! Love your living room, my friend! Thank you for sharing your beautiful home and new ottoman with us...such a treat!!!
Warmest autumn wishes,
Chari @Happy To Design
Rene - Thanks for stopping by my blog, and I hope you enjoyed Knock-Off Wood. I love your ottoman!
ReplyDeleteI think it looks so lovely. Your son has a great future ahead of him. Move over Nate Burkus!
ReplyDeleteThe ottoman looks great!!! I love your fabric choice.
ReplyDeleteOh, and I just read today's post. I, too, have been waiting to do any fall decorating. Although, today's rain and 65 degree temps are starting to put me a little more in the spirit.
I love it! The geometric print is perfect (and very forgiving of stains).
ReplyDeleteGreat fabric choice!
ReplyDeleteLove the ottoman! It looks fabulous
ReplyDeleteCaron
The ottoman turned out beautifully! Great job. Your room is quite sophisticated and lovely...welcoming. Thank you for sharing your charming design. Cherry Kay
ReplyDeleteLooks truly gorgeous!
ReplyDeleteI love this ottoman and I love your room!! Where did you find the curtains/fabric for the curtains? So subtle and lovely. Thanks so much for linking up to Style Feature Saturday!! :) shaunna
ReplyDeleteAwesome fabric. Great job!
ReplyDeleteI missed this post! The ottoman looks great Rene! I love the fabric you chose and painting the legs was a good move!
ReplyDeleteHow is your sofa holding up? Ektorp right? I was thinking about using one in my family room. Not sure if I'm up to washing the slip cover;-)