Office Chair Slipcover with an Artistic Flair

This beautiful office chair slipcover was commissioned by the talented artist Kathy Johnson of  Studio by the Sound.  The fabric choice is very fitting for an artist, done in a gorgeous watercolor print. Kathy Johnson's studio is in Seattle, WA. She has a blog Art and Nest an Etsy shop and she even offers watercolor classes.  You can find more information on her website.

Here are some examples of Kathy's beautiful paintings. Prints can be purchased on her website
Studio by the Sound

You can visit Kathy's Etsy shop Studio by the Sound where she sells fine art prints, pillows or ceramic tile trivets made from her paintings.

Ceramic tile trivet from Etsy shop

From Etsy- Pots of Lavender fine art print by Kathy Johnson

A pillow done in the Pots of Lavender painting found in her Etsy shop

A Coffee Sack and Classic White Slipcovers

My customer has a large collection of coffee sacks and wanted to use one for her ottoman slipcover. I was so happy when the coffee sack design fit perfect to the top of the ottoman.  She also chose a white denim for her wing chair, 2 parsons chairs and 6 bar stool slipcovers.  Most of these slipcovers were done for her keeping room.  I had never heard of a keeping room before this year and now I have made slipcovers for two of them.

I was in love with my customers home at the consultation visit.  She has a great eye for decorating. My customers home is decorated so beautifully that her real estate agent wanted to showcase her home during the open house in her new development.

The ottoman slipcover was kept clean and simple.  I lined the coffee sack to stabilize it for the top of the ottoman.  Instead of cording, all the seams were top stitched. The sides of the ottoman were made from drop cloth fabric.  

Great view showing white slipcovered chairs flanking the fireplace

I made the pillow slipcover from the left over fabric of the coffee sack

Close up of the top of the ottoman.

Parson chair slipcovers in white denim.

A picture of 4 of the 6 bar stool slipcovers done with a cute box pleat skirt.

Shabby Chic Texas Style in the Office

I was contacted by a customer who wanted 9 office chair slipcovers for her construction business in Houston, TX.  She sent me a couple of pictures of her office described as vintage shabby chic style.  I love the recycled wood on the far wall with splashes of aqua paint and chandeliers galore.  I would love to work in this office space.  

My customer wanted the large bow closure on the back of 7 office chair slipcovers and a metal clasp closure on the back of 2 slipcovers.  The two with metal clasp closures were for the men in the office.

This floral slipcover with the ruffled skirt was for the owner.  I absolutely love this fabric. It fits in perfectly with her shabby chic style

The floral fabric is from Moda 3 Sisters- Seaside Rose Ballet and the contrast was a coordinating solid pink cotton

Another view of the office with the new office chair slipcovers

Premier Prints: Cecilia Snowy

Premier Prints Fabric: Cabana Snowy Blue

 Hiro Snowy/Slub

This last fabric was used for 2 slipcovers for the men in the office.

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Cozy Cottage Slipcovers Featured on Houzz!

 I am so happy to be featured on Houzz. Pictures of my French grain sack slipcovers were featured in a Houzz article by Karen Egly-Thompson. Jenni of The Vintage Songbird is also featured in the article. Jenni created the grain sack labels for the slipcovers. 

Linen Sofa Slipcover

This is a beautiful slipcover done in a light gray 100% linen.  The new slipcover transformed the look of the sofa to a more modern feel.  We added velcro under the large arms to hold the slipcover in place. Enjoy the before and after pictures.