After many hours in Fabric Depot, Amy chose a wonderful brown tweed that really brings back the vintage feel. I added more inner cotton batting for oomph and new and improved buttons. There is an aspect about the sofa and ottoman that I really enjoyed. It was the pinstripe pleats that checker the entire seat and back rest. I had never used this technique and I am glad with the results. Out with the dingy and dusty, in with the simple and stylish. Who would have thought that a sofa'bed could be so attractive! Here are the After images...
7 hours ago

WOW!!!! Is that the same DAVENPORT???
ReplyDeleteSo 60"s... Love It.
oh nice!
ReplyDeleteWhat an amazing job!
ReplyDeleteI have slept on that sofa and I'm so happy to see it revived and beautiful!
ReplyDeleteI love it so, so, so! Sarah, you did an amazing job. It's such a great shaped piece of furniture and very functional that it was worth the effort and saving.
ReplyDeleteIt's at least fifty years old and will last another fifty thanks to you. The bunny agrees it is too nice for him now - he will not touch it.
The sofa fit downstairs as of last night. The plan is coming together!
ReplyDeleteJereme, you are a very good husband for working that sofa down the stairs.
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