The sofa (which I originally posted about here) was badly damaged and had a horrible odor due to mold and (possibly?) cat urine. We had it reupholstered with vintage Danish fabric similar in color & style to an original fabric that Dux used so it would remain true to the period. We love the color and we think it looks amazing now. It was reupholstered by the Danish furniture experts at Klassics and they did a terrific job. Very happy with the results and I'm glad that we could save this beautiful sofa.
Room is currently influx and still being renovated. We plan to paint the wall another shade of blue that's more aqua. You can see samples in the photo below that we currently have on the wall while we try to pick paint colors. As you can see below, we're going bold and bright. After a lifetime of being surrounded by white walls I want lots of color in my life.
OMG! It looks AMAZING! :D
ReplyDeleteYou saved a beauty...great job, really.
Thanks for sharing it.
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Looks awesome! I hope my house looks as completely cool as yours someday!
ReplyDeletecool looking :)
ReplyDeleteThanks for all the kind comments! I'm glad you all like it. We still have lots of work to do on our place before our house is a home but I thought it be fun to share some of the progress we've made.
ReplyDeleteThe sofa looks spectacular! Is that a Van Hoople painting behind it?
ReplyDeleteThanks so much! The framed art above the sofa is actually a vintage Brittini print from the '60s. It's a modern interpretation of the "Emerald City" from THE WIZARD OF OZ. My husband found it at a thrift shop for $20 and I absolutely love it.
ReplyDeleteOMG the sofa is to die for. Love love love your color direction!
ReplyDeleteThanks a lot! :)
ReplyDeleteJust came to your blog while hop scotching around from my usual favs and plan to make yours a regular stop! Love the style, the feel, the header and that sofa!
ReplyDeleteGreat blog and great sofa - love the green (just wish my business partner loved green as much as I do as we'd be doing more green ourselves)
ReplyDeleteI live in SF and have a chair similar to your sofa that I picked up at Alameda that needs to be recovered. Would you mind sharing where you had yours done? Yours looks amazing - glad you chose fabric consistent with the piece...awesome!
ReplyDeleteThanks so much!
Really lovely sofa.
ReplyDeleteIf you don't mind, would it be possible for you to post a picture of bottom of the sofa (springs beneath the sofa)?
We recently bought one, but the springs seem to have jumped of beneath. An intact sofa would really help rebuilding it.
Best regards, Peter
Hi Peter. I'll try & snap a pic for you this weekend.
ReplyDeleteHi Kimberly,
ReplyDeleteI just discovered the original Dux tag on my ottoman cushion that's been in storage, so that is how I found your very helpful website. I have four pieces of my mother's Scandinavian Modern furniture by the Dux company in San Francisco from the early 1950's. Thank you for posting the picture of the fabric that you replaced it with. I have been looking all over for similar fabric and have not been able to find much. Can you tell me where you found it? I have the original fabric on the furniture and the weave looks similar.
Hi Yan An! In my post I mention 'Klassics' and that's who reupholstered our sofa. They're in Berkeley and I've written a bit about them on my blog. It's a great company but they've gone from working out of a warehouse to a more posh boutique so their prices may have gone up a bit have gone up a bit. Hope that helps!
ReplyDeleteAnd Peter, apologies about the tag! I can't move the sofa on my own and need my husbands help but I just kept forgetting to ask hm to help me snap a photo. I can be kind of flaky like that. ^^;;
ReplyDeleteDo you still need the picture?