This pair of Louisa Settees with "ripped" strips of fabric caught my eye in the dressing room of Atlanta's Anthropologie. They're available for $2498 but don't you think this could be a DIY possibility? They're really stunning in person and looked amazing on the light wood floors.
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Ooooh....I don't know, I think those Anthro peeps might be fooling us into THINKING we could recreate that.
Truly awesome, though - dare I say - Braziliant?
Imagine the fabric possibilities....
They are fabulous, I love that they look equally good from the back as from the front. It's something that I think we often forget to consider in open concept rooms, where you are just as likely to see this angle of the furniture as the fronts. I'd love to give this project a try...(I have a bergere chair that has been sitting & waiting in my garage for nearly a year! Perhaps it's time...)
Janell
Wow, those are gorgeous! I love the color and textures of both. My kids would think they're cool too :)
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I do love this design and that the backs of the sttees are showing the upholstery!
Michelle my cat might have a heyday with those edges!!
xoxo
Karena
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Oh sweet Louisa...I wish they could be DIYd- adore adore.
I couldnt DIY those but I think they are fabulous!
I am totally in love with these !
Even just a chair would make me happy.
Now how can I manage to get a chair from Anthropologie to Argentina ? lol ... I might have to take photos and see if I can have it made. It would be easier ..
The return of the torn. What's Old is new again and the cycle repeats itself.
Very cool!!! I love the swirling colors!
I fall in love again every time I go to Anthropologie. This love seat is beautiful.
Teresa
xoxo
I think you should make this your next project. I love them! Roxanne
So graphic and young! Love the way new looks just keep popping up all over.
I love, love love them! They are so whimsical and fun.
That darn Anthro, do they ever do anything tasteless..never!
I think they are cut and the ends are frayed to give that ripped impression. How hip and chic at the same time.
pve
I noticed these the first time I walked into the dressing room at this new location. The lady helping me told me it was Vera Wang, if my memory serves. They are stunning
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