Yes, a beautiful, but discontinued piece of fabric Miss Rose Ann found some years ago. She also had a really cool antique chair…
destined to be together
I just had to refinish it to bring out it’s beauty again
Soooo pretty
But wait, we couldn’t just redo the chair and not have a little bit of fun 
That piece of fabric was really the inspiration for the rest of the room…
Here is what it looked like before:
before
before
Before
before
In considering how to achieve an updated look for Miss Rose Ann, who, by the way, is a jewel of a woman – there was another inspiration which started decades ago in Kindegarten…and yet more beautiful fabric scraps which happened to coordinate perfectly.
Brother and sisters - all had the same Kindegarten teacher
hold on to your scraps ladies, you never know when they'll come in handy!
I bet you thought you would be seeing “After photos” already… bear with me…
Here is where the children’s kindergarten art became:
artful "facelift"
As for the rest of the room – I had just enough fabric leftover from the chair to make two small feather pillows. But that fabric also inspired the “new” sofa and some handmade curtains…
A solid colored sofa makes it easy to mix in colors!
Welcome Home Miss Rose Ann - hope you love it!
We designed the swags and jabots to be asymmetrical and the plaid fabric had all of Rose Ann’s favorite colors mixed right in - it all coordinates so well with our inspiration fabric. What do you think? Hope you love our simple little redesign of Rose Ann’s home!
