Spotlight on: Chairloom

If you're a regular reader of Lonny, you've probably seen the cute ad for Chairloom above in the last several issues. Chairloom is a modern upholstery business run by Molly Worth that just happens to be located in the Philadelphia suburb of Ardmore!

Chairloom's portfolio demonstrates just how transformative fabric can be, especially when talking about an unlikely duo of traditional furniture paired with a punchy print. Choice fabrics include Virginia Johnson, Hable Construction, Studio Bon, Rubie Green, and Katie Ridder.

Feast your eyes on these lovely pieces:

A sofa in Katie Ridder fabric:

Richard Saja's toile in action:

Pineapple Express: Rubie Green's fabric invigorates a once-tired chair:

You can never go wrong with a little Hable Construction:

A chair brightened with Rubie Green yellow rose fabric:

A side chair with the Madeline Weinrib treatment:

And last but not least, my own chair, in a lovely Rubie Green print:

(all via Chairloom's Facebook page--see, it pays to use Facebook!)

When I approached Molly to reupholster my chair in the Rubie Green "East Village" fabric, I knew I could expect a job well done; what I didn't expect was how friendly and genuinely excited she is for each client's vision. Even if you aren't in the greater-Philadelphia area, I highly suggest checking out Chairloom's work for those upholstery projects that you don't have enough inspiration to finish.

Visit Chairloom's website at: www.chairloom.com

p.s. I don't receive any compensation for the post--I'm just highlighting a local small business that I think is a cut above the rest.