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Marimekko
Furniture

Upcycle; the modern way to recycle

Author ChadLatest UpdateJul 27, 20230549

Upcycling is a hot new trend that takes an unused and potentially trash-worthy item and turns it into something useful that is equal or greater in value. Personally known for saving many chairs from the back alleyways of my neighborhood, salvaging & re-finishing chairs is one of my favorite pastimes. While perusing the internet I found Nina’s Apartment Blog where a chair was upcycled using Marimekko fabric. A particularly eye-catching project, modern design takes the front seat as this dowdy chair was refinished and re-upholstered with Marimekko’s Frekvenssi Upholstery Fabric. The graphic black and white print perfectly accents the sleek honey colored wood and gives this chair the complete mod makeover. Kudos!

Take a peek at more modern Marimekko fabrics on FinnStyle.com and take on an upcycling project of your own!

Marimekko Frekvenssi Re-Upholstered Chair – Before & After

Reupholstered chair before and after

Marimekko Frekvenssi Re-Upholstered Chair

Reupholstered chair
photos via: Nina’s Apartment Blog

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